"crazy, silly," 1920, probably from French gaga "senile, foolish," probably imitative of meaningless babbling.
gaga over the rock group's new album
Gaelic
gaff
gaffe
gaffer
gag
gaga
gage
gaggle
Gaia
gaiety
Gail
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