ppl. a. rare. [Assuming a vb. to crazy; cf. to dizzy.]
† a. adj. Unsound, infirm, ‘shaky’ (obs.). b. pa. pple. Made crazy, distracted. (= CRAZED 3, 5.)
1652. Plea for Free State, 32. The crazied and uncertain life of a King.
1684. H. More, Answer, 312. The fruits of … a crazied fancy.
1842. Orderson, Creoleana, xiii. 138. Like one … crazied with care.
