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mad

[mad] / mæd /






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As Oasis reunion fever gripped the nation last year, Scotland went particularly mad fer it.

From BBC

"It's safe to say she thinks I'm slightly mad," he said.

From BBC

He said having a negative perception of XL bullies was "mad to me" and insisted poodles were "more aggressive".

From BBC

She’s escaped the mad circus of the Borg family in a way — said, “I want my own family.”

From Los Angeles Times

Colbert said on Tuesday's show he was not mad at CBS and noted he did not want "an adversarial relationship" with the network.

From Barron's