Definition of maddie in English:

maddie

(also maddy)

noun ˈmadi

Irish English, Scottish informal

1A mad or foolish person, a lunatic.
2A fit of rage; a tantrum. Frequently in "to throw (also take, do,etc.) a maddie".

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Alexander Warrack (d. 1916). From mad + -y.

(also maddy)

nounˈmadi

Irish English, Scottish informal

1A mad or foolish person, a lunatic.
2A fit of rage; a tantrum. Frequently in "to throw (also take, do,etc.) a maddie".

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Alexander Warrack (d. 1916). From mad + -y.

单词	maddie
释义	Definition of maddie in English: maddie (also maddy) noun ˈmadi Irish English, Scottish informal 1A mad or foolish person, a lunatic. 2A fit of rage; a tantrum. Frequently in "to throw (also take, do,etc.) a maddie". Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Alexander Warrack (d. 1916). From mad + -y. Definition of maddie in US English: maddie (also maddy) nounˈmadi Irish English, Scottish informal 1A mad or foolish person, a lunatic. 2A fit of rage; a tantrum. Frequently in "to throw (also take, do,etc.) a maddie". Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Alexander Warrack (d. 1916). From mad + -y.
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