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unzipped
adjective as in confused
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Strong matches
adjective as in crazy
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- barmy
- bats in the belfry
- batty
- bonkers
- cracked
- crazed
- daft
- delirious
- demented
- deranged
- dingy
- dippy
- erratic
- flaky
- flipped
- flipped-out
- freaked-out
- fruity
- idiotic
- mad as a hatter
- mad as a March hare
- maniacal
- mental
- moonstruck
- nutty as fruitcake
- of unsound mind
- out of one's mind
- out of one's tree
- out to lunch
- round the bend
- screw loose
- screwy
- touched
- unbalanced
- unglued
- unhinged
adjective as in deranged
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Strong matches
adjective as in disconcerted
adjective as in disheveled
adjective as in distraught
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adjective as in frantic
Strong matches
adjective as in madding
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Weak matches
- agitated
- angry
- at wit's end
- berserk
- beside oneself
- corybantic
- crazy
- delirious
- deranged
- distraught
- excited
- flipped-out
- fraught
- freaked-out
- frenetic
- frenzied
- furious
- hectic
- hot and bothered
- hot under the collar
- hyper
- hysterical
- in a stew
- in a tizzy
- insane
- mad
- out of control
- overwrought
- panic-stricken
- rabid
- raging
- raving
- shook-up
- unglued
- unscrewed
- violent
- weird
- weirded out
- wigged out
- wild
- wired
- worked-up
- zonkers
adjective as in muddle-headed
Weak matches
- abashed
- addled
- addlepated
- at a loss
- at sea
- at sixes and sevens
- baffled
- befuddled
- bewildered
- come apart
- confounded
- confusional
- dazed
- discombobulated
- disconcerted
- disorganized
- distracted
- flummoxed
- flustered
- fouled-up
- glassy-eyed
- gone
- misled
- mixed up
- muddled
- nonplussed
- not with it
- out to lunch
- perplexed
- perturbed
- punch-drunk
- punchy
- puzzled
- screwy
- shook-up
- shot to pieces
- slaphappy
- spaced out
- stumped
- taken aback
- thrown
- thrown off balance
- turbid
- unglued
- unscrewed
adjective as in undone
Strong matches
adjective as in upset
Strong matches
Example Sentences
We unzipped the body bag, and a crowd of craned necks strained to get a look.
The last scene is of Dante walking down a city street in an unzipped Brooklyn hoodie with his dad at his side.
Dressed in swimsuit bottoms, and no top except for an unzipped ski jacket, the cover exclaims, “Kate Upton goes polar bare.”
After shaking hands with her he turned to a nearby police officer and remarked: “I would get arrested if I unzipped that dress.”
We rolled up on him, and his pants were unzipped, but nothing was…sticking out.
He unzipped a bulky brief case he had brought in under his arm and dumped papers onto his desk.
I unzipped the case, took it out, and opened it to the pages marked on the attached reading tape.
He peeled off the helmet and unzipped the suit which was reaching the thermal levels of a live-steam bath.
He did the same for himself, and then unzipped the tent-flap.
Mom unzipped it and looked through it, turning her back to us first.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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