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mad

[mad] / mæd /






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His grandfather had been neither mad nor lying.

From Literature

I lead the mad dash to our flat, and as we round the corner it becomes very clear that despite his injury, Colin really should be considered for service.

From Literature

When she’s around, you might get mad at her for stuff.

From Literature

When he opens his eyes, he doesn’t seem mad anymore.

From Literature

It’s fine to do a little bit of speculative trading for fun in a “mad money” account.

From The Wall Street Journal