Meaning of craz'd | Babel Free

Definitions

Archaic form of crazed.

alt-of, archaic

Examples

“[…] my Lord ſtar’d at him like⟳ a ſtuck Pig, and he as much at my Lord, till having diſpatch’d him I was fain to recover⟳ all by ſwearing he was a craz’d old Edge Hill Officer, that I kept upon Charity.”

“That the Laws of other Nations ſeem’d to him very defective and incongruous, who were very ſollicitous for the Bread of their Dogs and Horſes, and ſent a great way to get⟳ the beſt Stallions, and yet kept their Wives under Lock⟳ and Key, for fear of other Men; whereas themſelves were craz’d, old, or infirm, and more fit to propagate Diſeaſes than their Species.”

“[…] Mr. Criſp and I have⟳ Letters of hers ſtill by us, which, it may be, may fill⟳ another Half Sheet, but I would not beſtow much upon this craz’d old piece, which is now creeping into the Unity of the Quakers, and no way was to be found, but to make⟳ G. Whitehead a Gentleman Quaker, and to tell⟳ a few innocent Lies, to uphold⟳ their tottering Cauſe.”

“O diſpel the Clouds in which now his Soul is wrapped up: That he may come⟳ to a good Underſtanding of himſelf, and the Things of his Peace; reduce⟳ and heal the craz'''’d and broken Faculties: Or elſe ſettle and quiet them; pacify and compoſe them.”

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