mad
/mæd/
adjective
- Very angry.
- My mom was mad when I broke the window.
- He got mad at the driver who cut him off.
- She was so mad she couldn't speak.
- Mentally ill; insane.
- The king was known to be mad, but he still ruled the kingdom.
- In the past, people with mental illness were often called mad.
- The character in the story went mad from loneliness.
- Very enthusiastic or excited about something.
- He's mad for chocolate ice cream.
- She's mad about vintage cars.
- The fans were mad with joy when their team won.
- Wild, uncontrolled, or very foolish.
- We had a mad party that lasted all night.
- It was a mad idea to try to climb the mountain in winter.
- The crowd made a mad rush for the exit.
adverb
- Very; extremely (informal, used for emphasis).
- He's mad talented at playing guitar.
- We had a mad fun time at the beach.
- That movie was mad good.