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81mad — [13] The underlying etymological meaning of mad is ‘changed’. It goes back ultimately to Indo European *moitó , a past participial form based on *moi , *mei , ‘change’ (source also of Latin mūtāre ‘change’, from which English gets mutate).… …
82mad — 1) an earth worm. Ess. From the German, MADEN. 2) angry : He made mad. I was mad at him. North. See Old Plays, 2nd edit. Vol. I. p. 65 …
83MAD Magazine — ➡ MAD * * * …
84Mad — Original name in latin Md Name in other language Mad, Md State code HU Continent/City Europe/Budapest longitude 48.19442 latitude 21.28208 altitude 158 Population 2589 Date 2013 01 11 …
85mad — A lot of, much of. That guy has mad skills on the mic …
86mad — A lot of, much of. That guy has mad skills on the mic …
87mad — adj American a large amount or great number of. In this sense the word is a key item of black American speech. Since 2000 it has been in use also among younger speakers from other ethnic back grounds. ► Mad love to all my peeps …
88Mád — Sp Mãdas Ap Mád L Vengrija …
89-mad — UK [mæd] / US suffix British used with some nouns for saying that someone is very interested in a particular thing, and usually not interested in anything else sex/money/sports mad …
90mad — 1. Insane. Hehena, ūlala, pupule, make ulu niu. ♦ Mad running, holo pupule. 2. Angry. Huhū …
