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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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Wadding
::
Wadding
(n.) A wad, or the
materials
for wads; any
pliable
substance
of which wads may be
made..
Silky
::
Silky
(superl.)
Of or
pertaining
to silk; made of, or
resembling,
silk;
silken;
silklike;
as, a silky
luster..
Pulp
::
Pulp (n.) The
material
of which paper is made when
ground
up and
suspended
in
water.
Canzone
::
Canzone
(n.) An
instrumental
piece in the
madrigal
style.
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) The
report
of the act made by the
proper
officers.
Factum
::
Factum
(n.)
Anything
stated
and made
certain.
Rukh
::
Rukh (n.) A large bird,
supposed
by some to be the same as the
extinct
Epiornis
of
Madagascar..
Condition
::
Condition
(n.) A
clause
in a
contract,
or
agreement,
which has for its
object
to
suspend,
to
defeat,
or in some way to
modify,
the
principal
obligation;
or, in case of a will, to
suspend,
revoke,
or
modify
a
devise
or
bequest.
It is also the case of a
future
uncertain
event,
which may or may not
happen,
and on the
occurrence
or
non-occurrence
of
which,
the
accomplishment,
recission,
or
modification
of an
obligation
or
testamentary
disposition
is made to
depend..
Madder
::
Madder
(n.) A plant of the Rubia (R.
tinctorum).
The root is much used in
dyeing
red, and
formerly
was used in
medicine.
It is
cultivated
in
France
and
Holland.
See
Rubiaceous..
Quass
::
Quass (n.) A thin, sour beer, made by
pouring
warm water on rye or
barley
meal and
letting
it
ferment,
-- much used by the
Russians..
Kettledrum
::
Kettledrum
(n.) A drum made of thin
copper
in the form of a
hemispherical
kettle,
with
parchment
stretched
over the mouth of it..
Ferreous
::
Ferreous
(a.)
Partaking
of, made of, or
pertaining
to, iron; like
iron..
District
::
District
(n.) A
division
of
territory;
a
defined
portion
of a
state,
town, or city, etc., made for
administrative,
electoral,
or other
purposes;
as, a
congressional
district,
judicial
district,
land
district,
school
district,
etc..
Unoriginated
::
Unoriginated
(a.) Not yet
caused
to be, or to be made; as,
possible
inventions
still
unoriginated..
Hamadryad
::
Hamadryad
(n.) A tree nymph whose life ended with that of the
particular
tree,
usually
an oak, which had been her
abode..
Ant
::
Ant (n.) A
hymenopterous
insect
of the
Linnaean
genus
Formica,
which is now made a
family
of
several
genera;
an
emmet;
a
pismire..
Puddle-bar
::
Puddle-bar
(n.) An iron bar made at a
single
heat from a
puddle-ball
hammering
and
rolling.
Cross
::
Cross (n.) The sign or mark of the
cross,
made with the
finger,
or in ink, etc., or
actually
represented
in some
material;
the
symbol
of
Christ's
death;
the
ensign
and
chosen
symbol
of
Christianity,
of a
Christian
people,
and of
Christendom..
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..
Defeasance
::
Defeasance
(n.) A
condition,
relating
to a deed, which being
performed,
the deed is
defeated
or
rendered
void; or a
collateral
deed, made at the same time with a
feoffment,
or other
conveyance,
containing
conditions,
on the
performance
of which the
estate
then
created
may be
defeated..
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