like crazy, keep doing (without a second thought), nothing but, on and on, do … all around, to do a lot of, one after another, all over, keep, everything, constantly, all the time
まくる is also sometimes used as a noun, using Verb[ます]+ まくり + だ pattern
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Joining and Nesting Markers:
Verb[た/る] - means that dictionary form and ta form are accepted.
Verb[causative[て]] - means て form of the causative form of the verb.
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(A) まくる is an auxiliary used in casual language to emphasize that subject does something continuously for a long time, or very enthusiastically, often in a wild and reckless way. By extension, it also came to mean "everything" or "completely" in some contexts. The phrase can be used in both, positive and negative contexts.
Uzaki: "Do you have plans for the golden week? "
Sakurai: "It's a rare opportunity, so I want to play games every day like crazy, from dusk till dawn."