Patsy who sang \"Crazy\" - crossword and word puzzle solution

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Funny etymological tidbits on Patsy, Sang, Crazy

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Patsy

The term "patsy" originated in the early 20th century as slang for a dupe or scapegoat. It may derive from the Italian name "Patsy," a diminutive of "Pasquale."

Sang

"Sang," the past tense of "sing," traces back to Old English "sang," meaning "song." Its roots lie in the Proto-Germanic "*sangan," reflecting the act of vocal expression.

"Crazy" comes from the Middle English "crazie," meaning "broken" or "cracked." The word evolved from the Old English "cracian," indicating mental instability or irrationality.

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