barmy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++barm·y /ˈbɑːmi $ ˈbɑːrmi/ adjective British English informal CRAZYslightly crazy 疯疯癫癫的；傻呵呵的 That’s a barmy idea. 这个主意蛮傻的。
Examples from the Corpus
barmy• However, his appearance in the witness box in support of Gary Blissett in the John Uzzell case was plain barmy.• She obviously thought he was barmy.• I was fourteen then, I'd seen her in National Velvet, and had been barmy about her ever since.• She's barmy as a bedbug.• A small pastry hat manifested itself low on my brow, giving the missing barmy look to my regalia.Origin barmy (1400-1500) barm “froth that forms on beer when it is being made”barm·y adjectiveChineseSyllable
Corpus crazy slightly
barmy
barm‧y /ˈbɑːmi $ ˈbɑːrmi/
adjective British English informal
That’s a barmy idea.
barm‧y /ˈbɑːmi $ ˈbɑːrmi/
adjective British English informal Date: 1400-1500
Origin: barm 'froth that forms on beer when it is being made'
slightly crazy:Origin: barm 'froth that forms on beer when it is being made'