adjective
definition
Mad, crazy, silly.
definition
Belonging to, or resembling, a bat (mammal).
Examples of batty in a Sentence
The traffic is already starting to drive some people batty.
The Six Nations is what counts and this campaign has been just plain batty.
Converting that to " should of " drives many of us completely batty.
One of the most delightful aspects of Daphne's charm was her aura of slightly batty femininity.
This little gambit drove not only the police, but everyone else who encountered the pair, downright batty.
Find Me On Air Monday to Saturday 10 am â 2 pm Describe Your Show Happy, chatty and sometimes batty!
Get a whole flock and you'll go batty in no time.
Salomon Olembe filled the left-back berth allowing Batty an unexpected chance in the Premiership.
Is the drip, drip, drip of that leaky faucet driving you batty?
He held the middle of the park very well and gave a very David Batty like performance without the adventure.
Batty Hughes - Batty Two is the new basset puppy and is quite adorable She will jump up and usually has very muddy paws.
The girls handed the map to Mrs Batty who began to climb the stepladder.
The replicants, led by Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer in a breakout performance) are ruthless, heartless and will torture or kill in order to get what they want.
When Roy Batty uses the last minutes of his four-year life to save Decker's life, the irony is bitter with no leavening of sweetness.
The white dove that Batty releases with his death does not begs the question, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", but instead asks, "Do Artificial Replicants have Immortal Souls?"
In About Pinter, Mark Batty provides a critical study of the work of one of our most successful living dramatists.
They were deprived of Batty through injury from November, with David Hopkin also a long time absentee.