cray
adj. C1 Advanced US //ˈkɹeɪ// cray
adj. a shorter way to say 'crazy'. You use it to describe something that is wild, strange, or very surprising.
adj. a clipped form of 'crazy' used to describe something as wild, bizarre, or extreme. Often used in the reduplicated form 'cray cray' for emphasis.
That party last night was totally cray.
I cannot believe he actually quit his job without a backup plan; that is just cray.
The sheer volume of traffic during the holiday weekend was absolutely cray, turning a simple three-hour drive into a day-long ordeal.
Usage
Often follows a linking verb like 'be' or 'get'.
Pitfall
He is a cray person.He is cray.In modern slang, this word is almost always used as a predicative adjective after a verb, rather than before a noun.