mad /mad/

1. Mentally disordered or deranged
2. Insane
3. Resulting from or caused by madness
4. Extremely and recklessly foolish
5. (often with about or for) extremely enthusiastic
6. Infatuated
7. Violently affected by pain, strong emotion, appetite, etc
8. Furious with anger (informal; orig US)
9. Extravagantly playful or exuberant
10. Rabid

To drive mad

1. To be mad
2. To act madly or irrationally

maddˈen transitive verb

1. To make mad
2. To enrage

1. To go mad
2. To act as if mad

maddˈening adjective

1. Driving to madness
2. Making very angry
3. Extremely annoying

maddˈeningly adverb

maddˈing adjective (archaic)

Distracted, acting madly

maddˈingly adverb (archaic)

madˈling noun (archaic)

A mad person

madˈly adverb

1. Insanely, irrationally
2. Frantically
3. Extremely (informal)

madˈness noun

madˈbrain or madˈbrained adjective (Shakespeare)

1. Mentally disordered
2. Rash
3. Hot-headed

madˈ-bred adjective (Shakespeare)

Bred in madness or heat of passion

madˈcap noun

1. A person who acts madly
2. A wild, rash, or hot-headed person
3. An exuberantly playful person

adjective

Fond of wild and reckless or extravagantly playful behaviour

mad cow disease noun

Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (see under bovine)

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