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mad

Definition for mad

adjective as in extremely foolish or risky

adjective as in angry

adjective as in enthusiastic; in love

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"It's completely mad, I can't believe it," he added in French.

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"I feel the more mad, crazy, experimental art happens in very small pockets, and that's what we're always trying to build."

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Foley said Thursday that she didn’t know whether to be mad or glad that it took her brother’s death becoming a “political hot potato” to get an independent review of the underlying facts.

"Billy would be in there with his feet up, window open and having a smoke between sessions. It was the maddest gym ever, but it just fitted."

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I have an angry fire inside of me and every time I want to speak with him rationally, I just get so mad, and I withdraw.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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