English

Adjective

nutzo ‎(comparative more nutzo, superlative most nutzo)

1. Alternative form of nutso
   • 2001, Dan Jennings, Chaos Valley, ISBN 0595183158, page 31:

     The last time I let you in on an investigation, Gabbler, you almost scared the whole town to death with that nutzo story about lightning bugs stealing people's short-term memory.

   • 2014, Aaron Starmer, The Riverman, ISBN 0374363102, page 167:

     She is nutzo, but she's your girlfriend, and it's cool that you have a girlfriend.

   • 2011, Candice Kumai, Pretty Delicious, ISBN 1605293504, page 101:

     One of my girlfriends made these skinnywiches for a lunch and everyone went nutzo!

   • 2012, David Quammen, The Boilerplate Rhino: Nature in the Eye of the Beholder, ISBN 1439125430, page 115:

     For reasons unknown, this man Sheshonq was nutzo about the cat-headed goddess.

Noun

nutzo ‎(plural nutzos)

1. Alternative form of nutso
   • 2007, Ned Gardner, Deep, Dark Water: Five Unsettling, Occasionally Humorous Tales, ISBN 0595467849:

     God, I love this woman, ditzy nutzo that she is sometimes!

   • 2010, Tim Gautreaux, The Clearing, ISBN 1444714589:

     You a **** nutzo or something, I don't know what.

   • 2013, Jeffery Deaver, The Lincoln Rhyme Collection 1-4, ISBN 1444778021:

     You thinkin' he's some kinda religious nutzo?