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Definition of mad
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mad is as below...
Mad
(superl.)
Excited
beyond
self-control
or the
restraint
of
reason;
inflamed
by
violent
or
uncontrollable
desire,
passion,
or
appetite;
as, to be mad with
terror,
lust, or
hatred;
mad
against
political
reform..
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Factitious
::
Factitious
(a.) Made by art, in
distinction
from what is
produced
by
nature;
artificial;
sham;
formed
by, or
adapted
to, an
artificial
or
conventional,
in
distinction
from a
natural,
standard
or rule; not
natural;
as,
factitious
cinnabar
or
jewels;
a
factitious
taste..
Reformado
::
Reformado
(v. t.) An
officer
who, in
disgrace,
is
deprived
of his
command,
but
retains
his rank, and
sometimes
his pay..
Scraper
::
Scraper
(n.) In the
printing
press,
a
board,
or
blade,
the edge of which is made to rub over the
tympan
sheet and thus
produce
the
impression..
Rase
::
Rase (n.) A way of
measuring
in which the
commodity
measured
was made even with the top of the
measuring
vessel
by
rasing,
or
striking
off, all that was above it..
Tweed
::
Tweed (n.) A soft and
flexible
fabric
for men's wear, made
wholly
of wool
except
in some
inferior
kinds,
the wool being dyed,
usually
in two
colors,
before
weaving..
Lobulated
::
Lobulated
(a.) Made up of, or
divided
into,
lobules;
as, a
lobulated
gland..
Breaden
::
Breaden
(a.) Made of
bread.
Operation
::
Operation
(n.)
Something
to be done; some
transformation
to be made upon
quantities,
the
transformation
being
indicated
either
by rules or
symbols..
Glassy
::
Glassy
(a.) Made of
glass;
vitreous;
as, a
glassy
substance..
Madness
::
Madness
(a.) The
condition
of being mad;
insanity;
lunacy.
Lattice
::
Lattice
(n.) Any work of wood or
metal,
made by
crossing
laths,
or thin
strips,
and
forming
a
network;
as, the
lattice
of a
window;
--
called
also
latticework..
Pagoda
::
Pagoda
(n.) A gold or
silver
coin, of
various
kinds and
values,
formerly
current
in
India.
The
Madras
gold
pagoda
was worth about three and a half
rupees..
Purse
::
Purse (n.) A small bag or
pouch,
the
opening
of which is made to draw
together
closely,
used to carry money in; by
extension,
any
receptacle
for money
carried
on the
person;
a
wallet;
a
pocketbook;
a
portemonnaie..
Frenzy
::
Frenzy
(v. t.) To
affect
with
frenzy;
to drive to
madnes.
Smear
::
Smear (n.)
Hence,
a spot made by, or as by, an
unctuous
or
adhesive
substance;
a blot or
blotch;
a daub; a
stain..
Mad
::
Mad
(superl.)
Angry;
out of
patience;
vexed;
as, to get mad at a
person..
Essay
::
Essay (n.) An
effort
made, or
exertion
of body or mind, for the
performance
of
anything;
a
trial;
attempt;
as, to make an essay to
benefit
a
friend..
Shibboleth
::
Shibboleth
(n.) A word which was made the
criterion
by which to
distinguish
the
Ephraimites
from the
Gileadites.
The
Ephraimites,
not being able to
pronounce
sh,
called
the word
sibboleth.
See
Judges
xii..
Anthozoa
::
Anthozoa
(n. pl.) The class of the
Coelenterata
which
includes
the
corals
and sea
anemones.
The three
principal
groups
or
orders
are
Acyonaria,
Actinaria,
and
Madreporaria..
Multifarious
::
Multifarious
(a.)
Having
multiplicity;
having
great
diversity
or
variety;
of
various
kinds;
diversified;
made up of many
differing
parts;
manifold.
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