Mad

What do we mean by mad?

Angry; resentful: synonym: angry. adjective

Mentally deranged. adjective

Characteristic of mental derangement. adjective

Temporarily or apparently deranged by violent sensations, emotions, or ideas. adjective

Lacking restraint or reason; foolish. adjective

Feeling or showing strong liking or enthusiasm. adjective

Marked by a lack of restraint, especially by extreme excitement, confusion, or agitation. adjective

Exhibiting uncharacteristic aggressiveness, especially as a result of rabies, spongiform encephalopathy, or another neurological disease. Used of animals. adjective

Excellent; wonderful. adjective

Abundant; great. adjective

To make or become mad; madden. transitive & intransitive verb

Extremely; very. adverb

(like mad) Wildly; impetuously. idiom

(like mad) To an intense degree or great extent. idiom

(hatter/March hare) Crazy; mentally deranged. idiom

Madness; intoxication. noun

A maggot or grub. noun

To be or become mad.

To madden, to anger, to frustrate.

Most predominantly used in the greater New York area, "mad" is an appropriate replacement for Northern California's "hella" and Boston's "wicked." In the common vernacular, it translates into "a lot" or "extremely." Can be used almost interchangeably with any of the above listed words. For the most part, it means angry. Urban Dictionary

1: really or extremely 2: alot Urban Dictionary

(adj.) an adjective used to enhance a noun. Urban Dictionary

1. crazy, insane, demented, nuts, deranged, out of one's mind, bonkers, lost one's marbles. 2. angry (usually limited to the United States) 3. extremely, very Urban Dictionary

Bein butthurt over somethin pointless Urban Dictionary

Title of a satirical magazine and subsequent televeision show that pokes fun at the media and current events. Urban Dictionary

Australian term for awesumness,cool,crazy fun,kewl, fantastic, sick! Urban Dictionary

Really a lot crazy good Urban Dictionary

1. insane 2. angry 3. very 4. cool 5. the best magazine ever Urban Dictionary

1. (adj.) An adjective used to describe something that is of a large amount, or large quantity. Used most commonly in the New York area, meaning "a lot" or "lots of". 2. (adj.) Another adjective that is most commonly used in the NY area, meaning "very", "really" or "extremely". 3. (adj.) Another word for "angry", "upset" or "crazy". This is also the oldest known meaning of the word. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mad:
mad.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mad:
hatter, thinker, ants, scientist, cow, decent, max, dog, dogs, madness, capsule, dash, fury, rage, genius, parody, ibn, monster, crazy, monk, batman, rural, wayne, bomber, horror, hell, men, tea, alice, iran, comics, magazine, anthony, disease, comic.

Words that rhyme with mad:
sad, pad, bad, ad, fad, add, cad, glad, clad, rad, chad, comrade, gad, plaid, lad, nomad, triad, dyad, tad, dad, scad, had, brad, shad, ironclad, grad, olympiad, nad, doodad, keypad, strad, thad, vlad, galahad, grandad, ladd, forbad, ecad, trinidad, ciudad, amistad, dradde, riyadh, sociedad, hyderabad, mossad, volgograd, sinbad, ydrad, tchad, soledad, leningrad, undergrad, lily pad, stalingrad, launch pad, kaliningrad, riyad, gadd, unctad, madd, ladde, not bad, too bad, hadd, scantily clad, go bad, mirad, newspaper ad, visegrad, want ad, sketch pad, knee pad, scratch pad, tadd, flad, sir galahad, amstrad, deadbeat dad, caridad, halmstad, scouring pad, elbow pad, launching pad, shadd, mattress pad, stamp pad, writing pad, carpet pad, hot pad, thinkpad, arm pad, mouse pad, schad, cleaning pad, shoulder pad, heating pad, body pad, lake chad, soap pad.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mad:
honey, hilarious, own, old, last, half, celebrated, lowest, smallest, poor, stark, minimum, day, money, magnetic, mighty, venturous, moody, happy, observed, medial, appropriate, limited, abbreviated, sur, astonished, dance, generous, lateral, largest, smaller, wise, modest, broad, get, compile, range, simple, admirable, minor, complete, satirical, byte, original, interesting, horn, comic, nuclear, least, bearded, material, compare.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mad:
dog, rush, man, dogs, woman, dash, people, house, scramble, scientist, world, thing, disease, bull, men, career, race, desire, scene, passion, love, king, idea, pursuit, scheme, person, fury, dance, fellow, eyes, rage, scientists, girl, flight, doctor, river, ambition, impulse, attempt, gallop, pranks, act, frenzy, elephant, dream, moment, creature, chase, cow, whirl, haste, poet, genius, folly, wife, joy, enterprise, boy, project, houses, excitement, laughter, scenes, priest, adventure, money, night, fit, fool, course, pace, confusion, schemes, mother, doctors, freak, game, look, struggle, creatures, crowd, monk, panic, dreams, enthusiasm, wolf, hope, search, jealousy.

Consonant match to mad:
mode, mood, made, mud, mod, maid, mead, mid, med, moad, meade, maud, maude, mowed, mooed, mudd, madd, mayde, moede.

Words that sound like mad:
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