raging, raving.

Dizzy; giddy (cf. light-headed, adj. 1a). Also: mentally unstable; mad, deranged. Now chiefly in light in the head.

Disorientated, delirious; dizzy, slightly faint.

Delirious, frenzied; raging.

Deliriously, frenziedly; ragingly. Chiefly in raving mad. Now chiefly as an intensifier, frequently in collocation with a further intensifier, esp…

Characterized or attended by, or symptomatic of, delirium or temporary madness.

Void of meaning or sense; foolish, silly, incoherent; also (of persons) light-headed, out of one's mind, delirious (cf. idle-headed, adj.). Obsolete.

Affected with delirium (in various senses); of the nature of or characterized by delirium; delirious. Now rare.

that acts or speaks absurdly, deludedly, or irrationally.

Of a disease: characterized or attended by delirium or temporary madness; = frantic, adj. 3a. Obsolete.

Of, relating to, or of the nature of phrenitis; affected by phrenitis; delirious.

Delirious (in various senses); esp. in an acutely disturbed state of mind characterized by restlessness, illusions, and incoherence.

Medicine. Affected with delirium.

= delirious, adj. ⓘ

Of the thoughts, the mind, etc.: straying from one subject to another; unsettled, incoherent.

Having wandering wits.

Delirious.

In predicative use: raving mad, delirious; furious, angry. Frequently in stark ravers.