mad-dog

Synonyms for mad-dog

adj very angry; maniacal

It was a relapse of its former distemper, that is, of the bite of the mad-dog.

But as soon as the mad-dog scare started the girls were all very careful about letting Tom Jonah go off the premises.

I fear, Senor Dictator, that your pledge to see me across the frontier will not avail against that mad-dog mob.

In one glance he recognized, not a mad-dog, but an abused, frightened creature running for its life.

Once in ten thousand times, at the very most, a mad-dog hue-and-cry is justified.

Philip had sworn to die like a mad-dog before he would surrender his fortresses, but he yielded ultimately without a blow.

I haue an excellent balme to cure anie that is bitten with Martin mad-dog.

A braver way—like a Travis—with my boots on—my boots on—and not like a mad-dog tied to a stake.

Many of the citizens were in a mad-dog fury because Flynn had not licked Johnson.