| 释义 |
schiz, n. and a. slang (chiefly N. Amer.).|skɪts|
Also schitz.
[Abbrev. of schizoid a. and n. or schizophrenic a. and n.]
A. n. A schizophrenic person; spec. one who experiences a drug-induced hallucination.
1955[see needle n. 3 b]. 1967A. Lurie Imaginary Friends xii. 174 How can you tell what a schiz like her is going to do? 1973T. Pynchon Gravity's Rainbow 131 There's a long-time schiz..who believes that he is World War II.
B. adj. Schizophrenic.
1960A. Huxley Let. 28 July (1969) 894, I imagine you cd find out a great deal—given your special knowledge of schiz symptoms. 1964C. Hodder-Williams Main Experiment ii. xvi. 207 Typically schitz, you know. They never can resist symbolic compulsions. 1969― 98·4 xii. 155, I took their damn drugs and..I nearly went schitz.
Hence ˈschitzy, ˈschiz(z)y a., schizophrenic; spec. exhibiting or suffering from the effects of hallucinogenic drugs.
1968‘R. Macdonald’ Instant Enemy xxv. 157 What's the matter with her? Schitzy? 1972D. Anthony Blood on Harvest Moon xxvii. 237, I feel schitzy. The grieving widow's mask—well, sometimes it's no mask. 1975New Yorker 20 Jan. 31 This friend of mine—a bit of a schizzy dude, to be sure—has been telling me that if we go on muddying up the ecosphere, [etc.]. 1975Shea & Wilson Golden Apple 142 The awkwardness of their first efforts would be published in all the psychiatric journals as proof of the regressive and schizzy nature of their unsocial and unnatural impulse toward walking. 1977Time 3 Jan. 56/2 So does Director Pierson, as he captures the schizzy, druggy, enclosed, exploding tension of rock superstardom. 1979D. Anthony Long Hard Cure xvi. 130 If you stay here long enough, you can get too dependent on the Retreat... You become a little schitzy yourself. |