wild
adjective17 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2
truly wild6.5
Genuinely and completely in a natural, untamed state.
very wild7.5
To a high degree of being out of control.
Completely and totally out of control.
To a very high degree of being out of control.
Slightly or somewhat out of control.
To a small degree of being out of control.
fairly wild5.0
To a moderate degree of being out of control.
To think freely and creatively without limits.
go wild8.8
To become very excited, enthusiastic, or chaotic.
be wild8.5
To be extremely excited, angry, or out of control.
run wild8.2
To behave in an undisciplined or uncontrolled way.
To make someone extremely angry or annoyed.
look wild6.8
To have a disheveled, dangerous, or uncontrolled appearance.
make sb wild6.7
To cause someone to become very angry (= very angry).
wild with7.8
Used to indicate the cause of an extreme emotion, such as 'wild with excitement'.
Collocations with "wild"
... + wild
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