The phrase "as screwy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is strange, eccentric, or nonsensical, often in a humorous or informal context.
Example: "The plan he proposed was as screwy as it gets, but somehow it just might work."
Alternatives: "as crazy" or "as bizarre".
The performance was a milestone for Hopper, who had just emerged from drug addiction and was still fighting being typecast as a screwy 60s throwback.
Instead it bogs down with typical bumps in the night as a screwy mom (Maria Bello) deals with her netherworld demons, threatening the safety of her young son Martin Gabriel Batemann).
In less than five minutes, this quaint and endearing film – a hit with crowds and critics, but cultish enough to be discovered by new audiences – neatly establishes its antihero as a screwy genius who moves to his own mechanically engineered beat.
But Neil deMause, editor of Field of Schemes, a website that tracks stadium subsidies, described the project as "completely screwy" and is skeptical the teams will be able to pay for the stadium.
Aside from starring as many of the screwy characters in the absurdly hilarious "Trapped" universe, Kelly serves as the executive producer, writer and co-director of the series. .
Our whole copyright law is screwy, and my own book (as well as my friend's) demonstrates it.
They are determined, professional and, as usual, encumbered with screwy personal lives.
Basden's Joseph K reimagined the forbidding original as a tale of screwy customer service and takeaway sushi.
Here's the stuff that happened in between... Big Cass got disqualified for not stopping a corner beatdown on Rusev in the feud's second screwy finish in as many nights, but it was Enzo who was sent to 'sensitivity training'.
Fading Gigolo, which he also wrote and directed, sees Turturro as a sex worker rented out by novice pimp Woody Allen to clients including Sharon Stone's screwy dermatologist and Vanessa Paradis as a widowed Hassidic mother of six, for whom he falls.
