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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.)
Proceeding
from, or
indicating,
madness;
expressing
distraction;
prompted
by
infatuation,
fury, or
extreme
rashness..
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Insanely
::
Insanely
(adv.)
Without
reason;
madly;
foolishly.
Production
::
Production
(n.) That which is
produced,
yielded,
or made,
whether
naturally,
or by the
application
of
intelligence
and
labor;
as, the
productions
of the
earth;
the
productions
of
handicraft;
the
productions
of
intellect
or
genius..
Calumny
::
Calumny
(n.) False
accusation
of a crime or
offense,
maliciously
made or
reported,
to the
injury
of
another;
malicious
misrepresentation;
slander;
detraction..
Oaken
::
Oaken (a.) Made or
consisting
of oaks or of the wood of oaks.
Whisper
::
Whisper
(n.) A low, soft,
sibilant
voice or
utterance,
which can be heard only by those near at hand; voice or
utterance
that
employs
only
breath
sound
without
tone,
friction
against
the edges of the vocal cords and
arytenoid
cartilages
taking
the place of the
vibration
of the cords that
produces
tone;
sometimes,
in a
limited
sense,
the sound
produced
by such
friction
as
distinguished
from
breath
sound made by
friction
against
parts of the
mouth.
See
Voice,
n., 2, and Guide to
Pronunciation,
//
Pumpernickel
::
Pumpernickel
(n.) A sort of
bread,
made of
unbolted
rye, which forms the chief food of the
Westphalian
peasants.
It is acid but
nourishing..
Crayon
::
Crayon
(n.) An
implement
for
drawing,
made of clay and
plumbago,
or of some
preparation
of
chalk,
usually
sold in small
prisms
or
cylinders..
Indenting
::
Indenting
(n.)
Indentation;
an
impression
like that made by a
tooth.
Reformade
::
Reformade
(n.) A
reformado.
Barway
::
Barway
(n.) A
passage
into a field or yard,
closed
by bars made to take out of the
posts..
Cordovan
::
Cordovan
(n.) Same as
Cordwain.
In
England
the name is
applied
to
leather
made from
horsehide.
Peludo
::
Peludo
(n.) The South
American
hairy
armadillo
(Dasypus
villosus).
Delirate
::
Delirate
(v. t. & i.) To
madden;
to rave.
Approver
::
Approver
(n.) One who
approves.
Formerly,
one who made proof or
trial..
Mixture
::
Mixture
(n.) The act of
mixing,
or the state of being
mixed;
as, made by a
mixture
of
ingredients..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) Small
money;
the money by means of which the
larger
coins and bank bills are made
available
in small
dealings;
hence,
the
balance
returned
when
payment
is
tendered
by a coin or note
exceeding
the sum due..
Bureau
::
Bureau
(n.) A chest of
drawers
for
clothes,
especially
when made as an
ornamental
piece of
furniture..
Pandect
::
Pandect
(n.) The
digest,
or
abridgment,
in fifty
books,
of the
decisions,
writings,
and
opinions
of the old Roman
jurists,
made in the sixth
century
by
direction
of the
emperor
Justinian,
and
forming
the
leading
compilation
of the Roman civil law..
Carlock
::
Carlock
(n.) A sort of
Russian
isinglass,
made from the air
bladder
of the
sturgeon,
and used in
clarifying
wine..
Workmanship
::
Workmanship
(n.) That which is
effected,
made, or
produced;
manufacture,
something
made by
manual
labor..
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