Mad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to become or make angry or mad
• make (someone) mad
• To make mad or furious; to madden.
• To be mad; to go mad; to rave. See Madding.
• make mad
RESIDUAL:
• mutual (or mutually) assured destruction.
• Moroccan dirham(s).
NOUN:
• A slattern.
• The name of a female fairy, esp. the queen of the fairies; and hence, sometimes, any fairy.
• An earthworm.
ADVERB:
• very; extremely
ADJECTIVE:
• insane
• mentally ill; insane
• (of behaviour or an idea) extremely foolish; not sensible
• in a frenzied mental or physical state
• (of a dog) rabid.
• very enthusiastic about someone or something
• very exciting.
• very angry
• great; remarkable
• roused to anger
• affected with madness or insanity
• marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion
• very foolish
• mentally deranged
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mentally deranged, insane
• p. p. of Made.

Words related to MAD

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Words that contain MAD

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How to use MAD in a sentence

• At first he said he came down only to make Scowl Austin mad.
• Van Torp to be mad, witness had said nothing at the time, but had left Mr.
• But since I must speak more plainly, I was referring to that mad escapade of a week ago.
• She was not afraid of going mad, nor of losing her nerve, nor of making a mistake at the last moment, but even to her courage and strength the hours before her were hours of fear.
• The mob, mad with indignation, rushed to the convent determined to destroy it.
• But as he touched her he was seized with a mad, passionate longing.
• Leonora, mad with love and jealousy, pursued him, knocking at his door like a servant.
• And as his seemingly mad language is very literary, so his seemingly mad meaning is very historical.
• To overrun England might be a mad ambition, but to stand at bay in Scotland was a thing which had been again and again attempted with no inconsiderable success.
• He had a mad desire, almost realized, to take the car straight to Eighty-first Street, and only the thought of Marty Briggs in actual possession held him back.
• Far away in the whiteness, Baldy saw a black spot toward which he sped with mad impatience.
• He was mad with rage, for he knew well for whom that fair Northern girl was interested.
• I had been through many wild days with Basil Grant, days for the first half of which the sun and the moon seemed to have gone mad.
• Mad people have often been observed to do very ingenious things.
• He must have fancied for a moment that I had gone mad.
• He is said to have been driven mad by a love-potion, and to have perished by his own hand.
• But I was mad and treacherous and false, and I dare-say it serves me right.
• By now he was acting just like a cat having a fit and bowling like mad.
• Presently the light would flicker upon those black, mad waters and laugh at Tom from the other side.
• And that evening, inflated by mad longing, I am so triumphantly confident that I do not even remember to shake her hand.
• So Gouvernail came again and told Sir Tristram he slept, or else he was mad.
• It was the answer to that question that drove her from home a fugitive, that exiled her from all she loved, that drove her mad with terror.
• I got mad, and I guess I was pretty saucy to High Price.
• Sir Everard is nearly mad with jealousy and suspicion already.

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