gaga

The word “gaga” has 2 syllables: ga-ga

It's pronounced as /ˈɡɑːɡɑː/


What is synonym and antonym for gaga?

In the thesaurus, “gaga” has 13 synonyms and 10 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gaga along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gaga

  • batty
  • crazy
  • distraught
  • insane
  • lunatic
  • mad
  • maniac
  • maniacal
  • mental
  • nuts
  • paranoid
  • psycho
  • psychotic

Antonyms for gaga

  • balanced
  • clear
  • compos mentis
  • normal
  • rational
  • reasonable
  • sane
  • sound
  • uncrazy
  • wise

Meanings of gaga

  • adjective
    1. Mentally senile.
    2. Crazy.
    3. Infatuated.
  • noun
    1. A variant of dodgeball played inside a fenced area, usually a hexagon or octagon.

Example Sentences

  • The toddler was absolutely gaga over the colorful toy, refusing to let it go.
  • The music fan became gaga after meeting their favorite celebrity at the concert.
  • The dog went gaga when it saw its owner after a long day apart.
  • The teenager was acting gaga around their crush, unable to speak coherently.
  • The crowd went gaga as the superstar stepped onto the stage.

On this page you'll find 23 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gaga, such as: balanced, batty, clear, compos mentis, crazy, distraught, insane.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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daffy

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mad

  • absurd
  • anger
  • angered
  • angry
  • annoy
  • ballistic
  • crazed
  • crazy
  • delirious
  • demented
  • deranged
  • enrage
  • enraged
  • fierce
  • foolhardy
  • foolish
  • frantic
  • frenzied
  • furious
  • fury
  • gaga
  • idiotic
  • indignant
  • indignation
  • infuriate
  • infuriated
  • insane
  • intense
  • intensive
  • irate
  • irrational
  • kooky
  • lunatic
  • madness
  • maniac
  • maniacal
  • mental
  • mood
  • nuts
  • nutty
  • outrage
  • outraged
  • paranoid
  • preposterous
  • psychotic
  • rage
  • reckless
  • silly
  • stupid
  • unwise
  • wild
  • wrath
  • wrathfulness

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