1. daft - Adjective
2. daft - Adjective Satellite
Stupid; foolish; idiotic; also, delirious; insane; as, he has gone daft.
Gay; playful; frolicsome.
Source: Webster's dictionaryWe thought being offered the M. B. E. [Member of the Order of the British Empire] was as funny as everybody else thought it was. Why? What for? We didn't believe it. It was a part we didn't want. We all met and agreed it was daft. John Lennon
He claimed that nearby gun thunder cleared the mind-but most everybody else agreed it made you daft. Vernor Vinge
There is a legend. And to protest is daft. Peter O'Toole
Some word that teems with hidden meaning, like "Basingstoke". It might recall me to my saner self. For, after all, I am only Mad Margaret! Daft Meg! Poor Meg! He! he! he! W. S. Gilbert
What if Mr Mah is unable to defend himself, he deserves to lose? No country in the world has given its citizens an asset as valuable as what we've given every family here. And if you say that policy is at fault, you must be daft. Lee Kuan Yew
If i had a dog as daft as you i would shoot him. Scottish Proverb