Nutcase | Nut-Case | Nut Case ['nʌtkeis]:
A crazy person.
Examples:
I wouldn't date Jane. She's a total Nut Case!
Man! He is a nutcase!
Damn! That bitch is a nutcase!

Meaning from English-Bulgarian dictionary:
Nut [nʌt] – walnut, hazelnut, peanut, etc.
Case [keis]:
- Situation, condition, position, example, patient, sick person, case, facts, evidence.
- Box, container.
- Bag, suitcase.
- Folder, case, cover, wrapper (of a book, etc.).
- Case (of a watch—gold, silver, etc.).
- Glass display case/cabinet (in a museum, etc.).
- print. Type case.
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