meshuga

[muh-shoo g-uh] /məˈʃʊg ə/
adjective, Slang.
1.
crazy; insane.
Also, meshugga.
Origin
1880-85; < Yiddish meshuge < Hebrew məshuggāʿ
Examples from the web for meshuga
  • So they've gone meshuga over mobile phones, but the question is why.
British Dictionary definitions for meshuga

meshuga

/mɪˈʃʊɡə/
adjective
1.
crazy
Word Origin
from Hebrew
Word Origin and History for meshuga
adj.

"mad, crazy, stupid," 1892, from Hebrew meshugga, part. of shagag "to go astray, wander." The adjective has forms meshugener, meshugenah before a noun.

Slang definitions & phrases for meshuga

meshuga

adjective

(also meshigga or meshugah or meshiggah or mishugah or mishoogeh) Crazy; nutty: Mishoogeh or mishugah, spelled either way, means crazy

[1892+; fr Yiddish fr Hebrew; the variant pronunciations reflect major dialects of Yiddish]