Maniac is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANIAC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an insane person
• a person exhibiting extremely wild or violent behaviour
• an obsessive enthusiast
• a person suffering from mania.
• A raving lunatic; a madman.
• a person who has an obsession with or excessive enthusiasm for something
• person acting wildly
ADJECTIVE:
• Raving with madness; raging with disordered intellect; affected with mania; mad.
• wildly disordered
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mad person

Words related to MANIAC

maniacs11

Words that contain MANIAC

maniacs11 maniacal12 egomaniac14 egomaniacs15 ergomaniac15 maniacally17 melomaniac16 monomaniac16 opsomaniac16 pyromaniac19 theomaniac17 anglomaniac16 anthomaniac18 dipsomaniac18 egomaniacal16 ergomaniacs16 erotomaniac15 melomaniacs17 monomaniacs17 mythomaniac23 necromaniac17 opsomaniacs17 phagomaniac21 pyromaniacs20 theomaniacs18 anglomaniacs17 anthomaniacs19 bibliomaniac20 cleptomaniac20 dipsomaniacs19 erotomaniacs16 etheromaniac19 kleptomaniac22 megalomaniac19 monomaniacal18 mythomaniacs24 necromaniacs18 nymphomaniac26 phagomaniacs22 pyromaniacal21 technomaniac21 timbromaniac20 bibliomaniacs21 cleptomaniacs21 dipsomaniacal20 egomaniacally21 etheromaniacs20 kleptomaniacs23 megalomaniacs20 nymphomaniacs27 orchidomaniac23 technomaniacs22 timbromaniacs21 bibliomaniacal22 flagellomaniac22 megalomaniacal21 monomaniacally23 morphinomaniac25 nymphomaniacal28 orchidomaniacs24 flagellomaniacs23 morphinomaniacs26 megalomaniacall22 megalomaniacally26

How to use MANIAC in a sentence

• Indeed, they were as fair as many an Englishman, and their slim, golden-brown bodies were not painted in the maniac fashion of the Cherokees.
• By this time Winter, sweeping Peters aside, was within ten feet of the maniac, who turned and ran into the shop.
• From October 18th until the early afternoon of November 8th, at the private institution, I had been classed as a raving maniac.
• There was a poor woman in one of them, who appeared, as the light of day and the fresh air burst in upon her, like a despairing maniac.
• Unfortunately, these poor people are as cunning as any other kind of maniac, for, of course, it becomes a form of mania.
• He was afraid that the man would remove it, and he screamed and implored like a true maniac.
• To say that any one deplored the fate of the gloomy old man, who was supposed to be little better than a maniac, would be going altogether too far.
• Hence the maniac, freed from the legion, sat at His feet, clothed, and in his right mind.
• Kear occupied one, and Curtis reserved the other for Ruby, who, a raving maniac, had to be kept rigidly under restraint.
• That she had committed the murder no one who heard the story doubted, but of her guilt there was no evidence whatever beyond the random confession of a maniac.
• They would read and discuss Freud, whom Neville, unfairly prejudiced, found both an obscene maniac and a liar.
• And what has she not to fear from an hundred millions of such men, if she continues her maniac course of hatred and hostility to them.
• I saw the blue and gold! A maniac rose among us and flung his fists above his head.
• But he was coming down on her with great staring eyes, and the look of a desperate maniac.
• But nothing discouraged the miniature motor maniac in the pursuit of his love, and we began to take him for granted so completely that after a while I, at least, forgot him.
• He uttered a yell of terror and began to struggle like a maniac to free himself from my grip, while I edged him away from the dangerous vicinity of the revolver.
• What he wants to know and what we all want to know in substance is how to tell, at a glance, which is the timid, sedate person and which the speed maniac.
• After the execution was over, Ruiz, who was confined in his cell, attracted considerable attention, by his maniac shouts and singing.
• Bennett when she came fell down on her knees and clung to me like a maniac in the great emotion that came to her, and not a word was spoken.
• We were starved so that we had looked at each other with maniac thoughts, and now we placed in our mouth the very fat of the land.
• He would rush from the cabin, climb along the hill-side, run leaping from rock to rock, now and then screaming like a maniac.
• About a month before, a poor maniac presented herself at the gates of Abbotsford.
• Resplendent is your breath, furious are the minds of the wild host, like a shouting maniac.
• He looked, and beheld the uncouth form of the maniac king slowly approaching him.
• You returned to them, oh! like a maniac returns to his mania.
• At a narrow point in the street that ended against the wall, Seraiah met that Jew who had become a maniac on the day Jerusalem attacked Titus.
• My cruelty to your father made her, for twenty long years, a maniac.

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