plural noun
More than one banana.
I buy bananas every week.
These bananas are ripe and sweet.
American English
/bəˈnæ.nəz/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of banana
More than one banana.
Practice out loudMore than one banana.
I buy bananas every week.
These bananas are ripe and sweet.
It describes someone or something very silly, crazy, or extremely excited in informal English.
You are bananas if you think that will work.
The crowd went bananas when the singer came onstage.
This informal adjective means “crazy” or “wildly excited.”
To become very excited, angry, or silly.
The fans went bananas when the team won.