Crazed
Odd
Odd adjective - Being one of a pair or set without a corresponding mate.
Both words in one sentence
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Though alien Burt acted very oddly and was sex-crazed, only his wife Mary was really concerned, because the real Burt was pretty odd himself.
Source: Hugh Mann -
Made of Iron: Most of the bigger, badder specimens can take stupidly large amounts of punishment, but the Siren in particular is odd - while she can't take as much as Scrakes or Fleshpounds, one would think an anorexic-looking crazed girl in a straitjacket would have less health.
Source: Video Game / Killing Floor -
Crazed Fan Girls were said to offer themselves up to Tang on a regular basis, while the odd Fan Boy busied himself painting miniatures of the play's winsome young heroine to sell for cheap.Budding ingenue Du Liniang ditches her lessons one day to take a nap in the garden.
Source: Theatre / The Peony Pavilion
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