| 释义 |
batchy, a. slang.|ˈbætʃɪ|
= batty a.; dotty.
1898F. T. Bullen Cruise of Cachalot v. 39 They [sc. two of the crew] had gone quite ‘batchy’ with fright. 1931Punch 14 Oct. 402 Anyone who continues to keep a car in London these days in preference to a horse is batchy. 1960J. Stroud Shorn Lamb xii. 140 Perhaps Egbert's all right and we're all a bit batchy? |