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Adjective(1) informal or slang terms for mentally irregular(2) stupid; crazy

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(1) Forgive me if I sound daft , but I can't see a link between the two subjects.(2) Gangsta culture may look glamorous to some but transport it to the Midlands and it looks daft .(3) The bed is edged with a lavender hedge on two sides, which I like, but I planted a yellow rose in the bed and it was miles too tall and looked daft .(4) He had written that he was struggling to deal with his feelings and felt daft even expressing them.(5) I felt an urge in recent weeks to e-mail the journalist and tell him what a good job he was doing, but felt a bit daft e-mailing a total stranger.(6) This latest daft row is yet another example of the slimy politics which disfigure racing, and there's a lot worse to come.(7) A stream of people I half-knew kept coming up to tell me how daft I looked.(8) Very little in business is easy, and anyone looking for an easy option would be daft to make exporting their first choice.(9) The conversation deteriorated until we were calling each other daft names and I moved to storm out of his office with one final remark.(10) How could such a clever man be so daft that he did not anticipate the most obvious questions?(11) My dear old mother went as daft as a brush in her final years.(12) I could spend hours just staring into the mirror, pulling daft faces.(13) This reduces the arguments to the silly opinions of a couple of daft people with money.(14) They were patient and polite, but they obviously wondered why I was asking such a daft question.(15) As scatty or daft as I may come across here at times, work is hugely important to me.(16) Even the most supposedly stylish people looked pretty daft 20 years ago.