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Mad

/mæd/
Feeling or showing strong emotions such as anger or excitement, often preventing reasonable thought.

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He has to be the maddest man I've ever met.He is loose outside there now - and he has mad!'Why would I be mad?"

Etymology:

etymology
The word mad originates from Old English gemæd, akin to Old High German gimad, meaning foolish or insane, and possibly related to Latin mederi meaning to heal, which indicates a disconnection from health or reason.

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