Comparative form of barmie; more crazy, silly, or irrational; more inclined toward foolish behavior.
Comparative form of 'barmie,' adding the standard English comparative suffix '-er.' The slang sense evolved in British English during the 19th-20th centuries.
'Barmier' expresses the humorous British understatement—calling someone 'a bit barmier' is a way of gently mocking them while maintaining social politeness.
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