"barmy about" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to be extremely enthusiastic or obsessed about something. Example sentence: She has always been barmy about fashion and spends hours browsing fashion magazines and websites.
PEOPLE make barmy decisions about the future.
His songs combine everything from breakcore and glitches to barmy chants about big dogs and could be influenced by anyone or anything from Philip Glass and Orbital to a Fisher-Price toy piano.
We sing this song that the Indian barmy army made up about Stuart Broad getting hit for six consecutive sixes".
Even so, there is something compelling about this barmy pursuit of redemption – the figure of experience revisiting his innocent descent into hell, blaming his younger self for succumbing to temptation but also offering forgiveness.
The reaction was positive, with some reservations, especially about a particularly barmy ending.
Although Rutledge admits he has been "Army barmy since the age of about four", he did not always plan for a career in the military.
The name of his avatar in Second Life is 'Barmy', a word often used about people who spend time in these virtual worlds, such as myself.
He said it was "not just about the odd barmy opinion – it's really to try and work out whether these are reliable, steady, solid people".
In future there would be new day-long assessments for potential candidates, he said, adding this was "not just about the odd barmy opinion - it's really to try and work out whether these people are reliable, steady, solid people".
Sir David Attenborough has attacked the idea of sending food aid to countries enduring famine as "barmy" and has urged for more debate about population control, it has been reported.
