Thesaurus / bonkers
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Third, the phenomenon in which boring, lifeless stocks suddenly go bonkers.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE GAMESTOP BUBBLE BURSTS?PETER KAFKAFEBRUARY 2, 2021VOXForty-one percent of Republicans say the bonkers ideas are a net positive for the country, or twice the national average.
WHY REPUBLICANS CAN’T WIN ON QANON-SUPPORTING MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENEPHILIP ELLIOTTJANUARY 28, 2021TIMEIn today’s essay, I explain why the fallout from this bonkers bet won’t fade any time soon.
FORGET BITCOIN—GAMESTOP JUST TOPPED $300 IN PRE-MARKET TRADINGBERNHARD WARNERJANUARY 27, 2021FORTUNEYou know the stock market has gone bonkers when even CEOs are baffled by their companies’ soaring share prices.
IS A MASSIVE BUBBLE IN US TECH STOCKS COMING—OR IS IT ALREADY HERE?JOHN DETRIXHEDECEMBER 15, 2020QUARTZThat’s why the thing in Pennsylvania is bonkers, completely bonkers.
THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE VIOLATED ATTORNEY GENERAL BARR’S OWN POLICY MEMOBY ROBERT FATURECHI AND JUSTIN ELLIOTTOCTOBER 6, 2020PROPUBLICAIt was driving him bonkers not to be able to ride any longer.
MAKERSCORY DOCTOROWWORDS RELATED TO BONKERS
- bonkers
- broken
- busted
- defective
- disabled
- down
- fallen apart
- faulty
- gone to pieces
- haywire
- in disrepair
- in need of repair
- in the shop
- inoperable
- kaput
- kerflooey
- not functioning
- not working
- on the fritz
- on the shelf
- out
- out of commission
- out of kilter
- out of order
- out of whack
- run down
- shot
- spent
- wrecked
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