“We’re all bonkers, we are just bonkers at different times”
In British slang, “bonkers” means crazy, mad, or silly.
Example: “That’s a bonkers idea; it’ll never work.”
Alternative meaning: It can also describe extreme enthusiasm, such as “going bonkers over that video game”.
Origin: The word is of unknown origin, but may have come from the word “bonk,” meaning a blow to the head


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