barmy

[ˈbɑː.mi]

barmy Definition

• 1. mad; crazy
• 2. full of froth or foam, especially because of fermentation

Using barmy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "barmy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He's gone barmy!

• Example

  The beer was barmy and tasted sour.

• Example

  That's a barmy idea!

barmy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for barmy

• crazy
• insane
• mad
• nuts
• wacky

Antonyms for barmy

• sane
• reasonable
• sensible

Phrases with barmy

• barmy army

  a group of English cricket supporters who follow the England team around the world

  Example

  The Barmy Army is known for their loud and enthusiastic support of the England cricket team.

• barmy weather

  weather that is unpredictable or erratic

  Example

  The barmy weather made it difficult to plan outdoor activities.

• barmy beer

  beer that is full of froth or foam, especially because of fermentation

  Example

  The barmy beer tasted sour and had a strong yeasty flavor.

Origins of barmy

from barm, meaning 'yeast'

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Summary: barmy in Brief

'Barmy' [ˈbɑː.mi] is an adjective that means mad or crazy. It can also refer to something that is full of froth or foam, especially because of fermentation. Examples include 'He's gone barmy!' and 'The beer was barmy and tasted sour.' The phrase 'barmy army' refers to a group of English cricket supporters who follow the England team around the world.