From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English ma‧ni‧a‧cal/məˈnaɪəkəl/adjectivebehavingas if you arecrazy—maniacally/-kli/adverb Examples from the Corpus maniacal•And who created thecruel, thedeluded, themaniacal?•They believe that the end of the world is about to ...
The word BEAU comes through ___ from the Latin "bellus," meaning “beautiful.” Italian French Spanish Danish TAKE THE QUIZ TO FIND OUT Origin of maniacal 1 First recorded in 1670–80;maniac+-al1 Other words from maniacal ma·ni·a·cal·ly,adverb post...
The meaning of MANIACAL is affected with or suggestive of madness. How to use maniacal in a sentence.
much easier than I had anticipated, given the facts of cash-only, extremely limited access to wifi, and my rudimentary Spanish. People are friendly and helpful, and many speak English. Although all the streets in Havana have been renamed, and you need to make sure you have a map that ...
teaching position; thus the plot begins in earnest. The students are organised into “houses” according to which nation they come from (so the “Three Houses” of the title are, like, school “houses,” but also noble “houses;” the word “house” is beginning to lose all meaning for...
in conditions of extreme heat and pressure; they’re genderless, so presumably they don’t breed, but just grow spontaneously from diamond ore somehow. Some Carbink have supposedly spent hundreds of millions of years in hibernation, awoken only by human mining activity – meaning that some...