wild

1a :  living in a state of nature and not ordinarily tame or domesticated wild ducksb (1) :  growing or produced without human aid or care wild honey (2) :  related to or resembling a corresponding cultivated or domesticated organismc :  of or relating to wild organisms the wild state

2a :  not inhabited or cultivated wild landb :  not amenable to human habitation or cultivation; also :  desolate

3a (1) :  not subject to restraint or regulation :  uncontrolled; also :  unruly (2) :  emotionally overcome wild with grief; also :  passionately eager or enthusiastic was wild to own a toy train — J. C. Furnasb :  marked by turbulent agitation :  stormy a wild nightc :  going beyond normal or conventional bounds :  fantastic wild ideas; also :  sensationald :  indicative of strong passion, desire, or emotion a wild gleam of delight in his eyes — Irish Digest

4 :  uncivilized, barbaric

5 :  characteristic of, appropriate to, or expressive of wilderness, wildlife, or a simple or uncivilized society

6a :  deviating from the intended or expected course wild spelling — C. W. Cunnington the throw was wild; also :  tending to throw inaccurately a wild pitcherb :  having no basis in known or surmised fact a wild guess

7 of a playing card :  able to represent any card designated by the holder