loony , auch: looney
loony tune AmE informal

All the money to be made - it's loony tunes out there.

The character is, let's face it, kind of loony tunes.

"The idea that such a loony tune could come to power was too preposterous even to consider."

The loony tunes in the public sector seem to think that they can remain immune from this financial fact.

"I'm most proud of the relations he's built with city officials, people who thought Muslims were loony tunes or terrorists."

But, anyway, he'll go loony tunes if he thinks somebody's messed with his stuff.

On your day off you could get weird, but you can't just go loony tunes.

Hammer had always nurtured the unspoken fear that in the end, she would be taken out by a loony tune with a mission.

A loony tune, he decided as he stuffed the napkin into his pocket.

Maybe writers were supposed to be loony tunes.