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stark raving mad
Cliché totally insane; completely crazy; out of control. (Often an exaggeration.) When she heard about what happened at the office, she went stark raving mad. You must be start raving mad if you think I would trust you with my car!
See also: mad, raving

be stark raving mad  (British, American & Australian) also be stark staring mad (British)
to be completely crazy She looked at me as though she thought I was stark raving mad.
See also: mad, raving

stark naked

completely naked He walked into the room stark naked.
See also: naked


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Along the River that Flows Uphill Richard Starks and Miriam Murcutt Haus Publishing 70 Cadogan Place, London SW1X 9Ah haus@hauspublishing.
Starks was hit and pronounced dead shortly after that.
The altercation between Starks and Whetstine drew national attention because it occurred days after the disclosure of a career-ending positive steroid test for one of the athletes Whetstine had treated, Olympic gold medal sprinter Justin Gatlin.
 
 
 
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