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Contexts ▼▲ Superlative for not civilized, typically with implications of a savage or violent nature (of animals) Superlative for wild and feral, without taming or domestication (especially of plants) Superlative for uninhabited or cultivated Superlative for showing an urgent desire or interest Superlative for characterized, or marked, by much busy (or stressful) activity Superlative for not based on sound reasoning or probability Superlative for having a curious, strange or eccentric nature Superlative for having, or characterized by, great anger or rage Superlative for marked by turmoil or disturbance, especially of natural elements Superlative for lacking discipline or restraint Superlative for barren and devoid of inhabitants Superlative for teeming with plant or natural life Superlative for having an untidy appearance Superlative for arbitrary in nature (wild about) Superlative for having feelings of passion for (someone or something) … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Superlative for not civilized, typically with implications of a savage or violent nature beastliest fellest fiercest roughest ruggedest rudest ignorantest harshest viciousest most savage most uncivilisedUK most uncivilizedUS most barbaric most barbarous most primitive most uncultivated most bestial most brutal most feral most ferine most truculent most undomesticated most untamed most brutish most ferocious most heathenish most natural most uncultured most uncivil most uneducated “It is intriguing to think of how Man has developed to this day from its once wild origins.” Adjective ▲ (of animals) Superlative for wild and feral, without taming or domestication fiercest viciousest freest most untamed most feral most savage most undomesticated most ferocious most native most natural most uncultivated most agrarian “David has been documenting the behavior of wild animals in their natural habitat for decades.” Adjective ▲ (especially of plants) Superlative for uninhabited or cultivated rawest most native most natural most uncultivated most agrestal “Wild flowers and plants dot the barren landscape.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for showing an urgent desire or interest eagerest craziest keenest maddest antsiest liveliest thirstiest hottest hungriest daftest pottiest most excited most enthusiastic most agog most avid most nuts most anxious most ardent most desirous most energetic most fanatical most pumped most raring most spirited most stoked most vivacious most athirst most impatient most passionate most delirious most frantic most frenzied most geeked most hysterical most juiced most raving most solicitous most uproarious most vehement most voracious most tumultuous most unrestrained most untrammeledUS most gung ho most hepped up “The kids were wild with excitement at the prospect of watching a movie featuring T'Challa and his exploits in Wakanda.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for characterized, or marked, by much busy (or stressful) activity maddest rabidest violentest craziest most frantic most frenzied most affected most delirious most incredulous most stunned most distraught most frenetic most furious most hysterical most maniacal most manic most nuts most uncontrolled most berserk most crazed most deranged most feverish most overpowered most devastated “Eliza was tired after a rather wild day at work.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for not based on sound reasoning or probability foolishest absurdest foolhardiest craziest recklessest silliest stupidest unwisest dumbest maddest rashest wackiest bizarrest giddiest nuttiest daftest flightiest most fantastic most madcap most preposterous most nonsensical most outrageous most ridiculous most asinine most extravagant most fanciful most fantastical most idiotic most ill-considered most impracticable most ludicrous most lunatic most brainless most fatuous most ill-advised most ill-conceived most illogical most impractical most imprudent most injudicious most irresponsible most mindless most senseless most unintelligent most unpractical most unreasonable most unworkable most witless most crackpot most incautious most insane most thoughtless most unreal most crackbrained “Jessie made the wild decision to pay two men to attack him as a publicity stunt.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having a curious, strange or eccentric nature bizarrest quirkiest strangest weirdest absurdest craziest curiousest oddest quaintest wackiest queerest funkiest funniest whackiest crankiest kinkiest kookiest screwiest most baffling most eccentric most erratic most extraordinary most fantastic most inexplicable most ludicrous most mystifying most peculiar most perplexing most ridiculous most unaccountable most unconventional most unusual most wacko most far-out most offbeat most outlandish most outré most radical most remarkable most bizarro most kookie most queerish most off-kilter most off-the-wall most spaced-out “He presented a wild theory about how the French can gorge on fatty foods yet maintain a low incidence of coronary heart disease.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having, or characterized by, great anger or rage iratest maddest lividest sparest fiercest hottest under the collar most furious most fuming most incensed most infuriated most enraged most raging most exasperated most radge most ferocious most steamed up “Your mother is going to be wild when she finds out you're playing video games instead of doing your homework.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for marked by turmoil or disturbance, especially of natural elements stormiest roughest violentest squalliest bleakest choppiest fiercest riskiest windiest angriest dirtiest foulest intensest nastiest ruggedest most tempestuous most turbulent most blustery most furious most raging most hazardous most inclement most menacing most stormful most threatening most thundery most tumultuous most boiling most boisterous most blustering most disturbed most rough-and-tumble “We are expecting wild weather in the west as major storms pour down on already saturated areas.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for lacking discipline or restraint rowdiest unruliest noisiest roughest violentest stubbornest rashest flightiest giddiest most uncontrolled most disorderly most unbridled most unrestrained most wayward most lawless most undisciplined most unmanageable most self-willed most uncontrollable most ungovernable most boisterous most disobedient most immoderate most irrepressible most rampant most turbulent most unbounded most unconventional most uncurbed most ungoverned most unhindered most impetuous most unfettered most uninhibited most chaotic most corybantic most incautious most irrational most licentious most profligate most uproarious most raving most runaway most thrilled “When a star known for being wild reveals she is going to be a mom, the world usually trembles with fear.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for barren and devoid of inhabitants emptiest barest barrenest loneliest roughest ruggedest freest most desolate most deserted most forgotten most isolated most secluded most uncultivated most unfrequented most unoccupied most unpopulated most unused most unvisited most vacant most godforsaken most inhospitable most remote most trackless most neglected most uncivilisedUK most uncivilizedUS most untouched most waste “Beneath the haunting image is a rugged and wild landscape that remains my source of inspiration.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for teeming with plant or natural life lushest densest richest grassiest greenest jungliest leafiest most abounding most overgrown most verdant most blooming most luxuriant most verdurous most foliate “Explorers are keen to discover new lifeforms within the wild forest.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for having an untidy appearance untidiest scraggliest shaggiest tangliest messiest scruffiest slovenliest straggliest daggiest most bedraggled most dishevelledUK most disordered most matted most rumpled most tousled most unkempt most disheveledUS most windblown most windswept most uncombed “Yoko talked incessantly during the interview, small and fierce under her wild black hair.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for arbitrary in nature most arbitrary most random most uninformed most unjustifiable most unjustified most unsupported most capricious most groundless most irrational most unwarranted “He remains stony-faced, but I will hazard a wild guess that he is unhappy with the situation.” Adjective ▲ (wild about) Superlative for having feelings of passion for (someone or something) maddest craziest fervidest nuttiest pottiest most passionate most ardent most enamouredUK most infatuated most smitten most besotted most charmed most enchanted most bewitched most lovesick most enamoredUS most enraptured most intoxicated most obsessed most spellbound most fervent most zealous most enthusiastic most nuts “I would come on to some guy, just for a laugh, pretending I was wild about him.” Find more words! 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