wild; unbridled; extreme and out of control (often used of behavior or actions)

to celebrate wildly; to revel; to carouse

fanatical; feverish; describes an extreme level of enthusiasm or zeal

to become mentally deranged or lose one's mind

homicidal maniac; homicidal mania

to run wildly or at full speed; to rush

fierce wind; squall; strong wind. In technical meteorological terms, it formerly referred to a level 10 wind.

a person who is mentally ill; a maniac

savage and unbridled; acting in a wild, arrogant, or unrestrained manner

to laugh boisterously; to howl with laughter; to laugh one's head off

wildly arrogant; outrageously conceited; presumptuous or audacious to an extreme degree

rabies; hydrophobia. An acute viral disease transmitted by the bite of an infected animal, typically a dog or cat.

An annual festive period in many countries, often before Lent, involving parades, music, dancing, and public celebration; also known as [[嘉年华|嘉年華|jia1 nian2 hua2]]

coarse, unruly, or unrestrained in character or behavior; passionate and bold

someone who works excessively and finds it difficult to stop

to be wild with joy; to be ecstatic; literally to be as happy as if one were going mad

megalomania; egomania; delusions of grandeur

a hurricane; a violent wind storm; a gale

a turbulent or surging tide

wild with joy; extreme happiness; rapturous rapture

extremely irritable; rash or impetuous, as if in a state of madness

raving fury; to be in a violent rage

fierce and cruel; savagely violent (of a person or animal)

(idiom) howling wind and torrential rain; a violent storm

extremely frivolous; behaving in a wild or reckless way without restraint

brash and insolent; acting in an arrogant or unbridled manner

mentally deranged; suffering from psychosis or mania; (of a mental state) madness

to drink heavily or immoderately; to binge drink alcohol

deranged; demented; berserk. Literally meaning to have lost one's mind and sense of humanity, often used to describe behavior that is extremely cruel or absurd.

extravagantly conceited; full of oneself; behaving in a way that is both overbearing and extremely proud

a psychiatric condition characterized by excessive or uncontrollable sexual desire; erotomania

to pull strongly against a raging tide; used to describe making a vigorous effort to save a desperate situation or to reverse a dangerous trend

to bomb wildly and indiscriminately; to carry out wanton bombardment

mentally deranged, frantic, or losing one's mind

wild and unruly; acting in a way that is arrogant and ignores social conventions

arrogant and domineering; showing a sense of superiority and pride

A free-form musical composition with an improvisational character, often incorporating folk or national melodies

to fantasize or engage in wild, unconstrained imagination; to have vain dreams or illusions

to bark wildly or howl like a dog

paranoia; monomania

to drop precipitously; to fall drastically in a short period, especially used for prices or stock market values

To shout like a crazy person; to scream or yell hysterically

huge and powerful waves; raging billows

arrogant or wild talk; bragging; ravings

to speak conceited nonsense; to come out with arrogant claptrap

an excessively free and unrestrained style of calligraphy characterized by connected strokes and extreme simplification of characters; also used to describe wild scribbles

huge and fierce waves; raging billows

to sing wildly or at the top of one's lungs; to sing unrestrainedly

strong wind and heavy rain; a violent storm