Fear-crazed
fear a worthy ... Incredibly, the fear-crazed chicken hobbled toward him and clung to the legs of his trousers.
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I know "fear-crazed" is a compound adjective describing chicken. Could you please expand the compound adjective so that I can understand its meaning?
How do we know that we need the past participle "crazed" and not just the noun(craze) or present participle?
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Jigneshbharati I know "fear-crazed" is a compound adjective describing chicken. Could you please expand the compound adjective so that I can understand its meaning? fear-crazed ~ crazed by fear The chicken was made to go crazy because of fear.
- Jigneshbharati I know "fear-crazed" is a compound adjective describing chicken.
- Could you please expand the compound adjective so that I can understand its meaning?
- fear-crazed ~ crazed by fear The chicken was made to go crazy because of fear.
- Jigneshbharati How do we know that we need the past participle "crazed" and not just the noun(craze) or present participle?
- Present participles are active participles.
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JigneshbharatiI know "fear-crazed" is a compound adjective describing chicken. Could you please expand the compound adjective so that I can understand its meaning?
fear-crazed ~ crazed by fear
The chicken was made to go crazy because of fear.
JigneshbharatiHow do we know that we need the past participle "crazed" and not jus
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