crazed - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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crazed
				craze (Verb)

Verbs
				`to craze \| crazed, crazed \|`			`verrückt machen \| machte, gemacht \|`
				`to craze \| crazed, crazed \| [TECH.]`			`rissig werden \| wurde, geworden/worden \|`
				`to craze \| crazed, crazed \| [TECH.]`			`reißen \| riss, gerissen \|`

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				`love-crazed adj.`			`liebestoll`

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brazed, craned, craze, grazed, razzed

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SUCHWORT - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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				`to craze \| crazed, crazed \|`			`verrückt machen \| machte, gemacht \|`
				`to craze \| crazed, crazed \| [TECH.]`			`rissig werden \| wurde, geworden/worden \|`
				`to craze \| crazed, crazed \| [TECH.]`			`reißen \| riss, gerissen \|`

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