noun
definition
One who bonks.
adjective
definition
Mad; crazy.
Examples of bonkers in a Sentence
Cleary must be going bonkers wondering how we got on to him.
I feel like I'm going a bit bonkers to be honest!
The Ice Lady of the Parkside Sentinel went bonkers.
They get heavy use, so they just seem to pack up and slowly go abit bonkers, and then implode.
The Aetherius Society, who seem so completely bonkers that TAC must return to them anon.
I went utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly, utterly bonkers.
I agree with you, the idea is completely bonkers.
The roads may be better but the driving is still totally bonkers.
We'd go bonkers if our minds made us feel equally jittery about every bomb in every corner of the world.
For calling Bruno bonkers I hope you rot in hell.
She does sound a little bit bonkers, finding it too hard to look at zoo animals - how sweet.
To be truthful, people thought that Cameron and I were stark staring bonkers.
Still, despite all appearances to the contrary, you are inclined to think that Steve Feltham is surely stark raving bonkers.
Cinerama's slightly bonkers cover of the Smiths ' London Anything by Future Sound Of London, or indeed Julie London.
On the road from BEIJING to PARIS Some people are just a bit crazy, whilst others are absolutely bonkers.