Definition of mad

mad

adjective

good, in reference to talent.
He's got mad skills.
- See more words with the same meaning: impressive.
Last edited on May 02 2013. Submitted by Ben Brinckerhoff from IL, USA on Nov 24 1997.
many.
There were mad chicks at the party!
I love eating mad lollies.
- See more words with the same meaning: many, much, lots.
Last edited on May 02 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Nov 08 1998.
crazy; insane. Not slang.
He's gone mad!
Are you mad?
- See more words with the same meaning: crazy, insane, weird, strange.
Last edited on Dec 11 2001. Submitted by Mitch F. from Cary, NC, USA on Dec 11 2001.
much; "a lot of".
We've got mad homework.

Citation from "The Inner Circle", The Office (TV), Season 7 Episode 23 (2011) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.
- See more words with the same meaning: many, much, lots.
Last edited on Jul 24 2011. Submitted by M. K. from New York, NY, USA on Mar 04 2003.

adverb

very; really; extremely.
That party was mad fun!
- See more words with the same meaning: very, extremely, completely, in a grand way.
Last edited on Nov 08 1998. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Nov 08 1998.

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Other terms relating to 'crazy, insane, weird, strange':
mad whack	Definitions include: crazy or weird.
*crazier than a sht-house rat**	Definitions include: very crazy.
need a check up from the neck up	Definitions include: Someone who acts stupid or does stupid things
bananas	Definitions include: unbelievable; ridiculous; crazy.
whacked	Definitions include: crazy or irrational. Also whacked out.
dodgy	Definitions include: suspicious; "shady".
non-linear	Definitions include: to go crazy.
funky	Definitions include: interesting, strange; "weird".
spastic	Definitions include: physically excited, often appearing as if one is losing some control of their body.
mondo bizarro	Definitions include: extremely strange; "weird".
out to lunch	Definitions include: excellent, very attractive, etc.
crunk	Definitions include: extremely fun; exciting; wild.
redic	Definitions include: shortening of ridiculous
whack	Definitions include: crazy.
out of hand	Definitions include: uncontrollable.
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Other terms relating to 'impressive':
wow	Definitions include: an exclamation of delight, surprise or amazement.
133t	Definitions include: "elite."
1337	Definitions include: "elite".
next-level	Definitions include: impressive.
on steroids	Definitions include: a more impressive version.
*some sht**	Definitions include: something impressive, whether good or bad.
one hell of a	Definitions include: an impressive.
a humdinger	Definitions include: something impressive.
slay	Definitions include: to have sex (with).
slick	Definitions include: impressive; "cool"; "awesome".
*mother fcker**	Definitions include: a formidable person.
sexy	Definitions include: impressive.
bad boy	Definitions include: generic term for a specific object; "thing".
raise the bar	Definitions include: to set a more impressive precedent or record.
knock (one's) socks off	Definitions include: to greatly impress a person.
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Other terms relating to 'many, much, lots':
and a half	Definitions include: used to indicate an extreme condition or an excessive amount.
*fck-load**	Definitions include: a great quantity or amount.
hecka	Definitions include: a lot of; many; much.
-age	Definitions include: used after a word as an intensifier or just for flair.
loads	Definitions include: many.
hellza	Definitions include: variant of hella (i.e. very, really, extremely or many, much, lots.)
bunch	Definitions include: a notable number.
hell of	Definitions include: many.
motherload	Definitions include: a huge shipment, large quantity.
gang	Definitions include: a large amount or number.
and a quarter	Definitions include: used to indicate an extreme condition or an excessive amount.
boocoo	Definitions include: misspelling of beaucoup.
*ss-ton	Definitions include: many or much.
loadsa	Definitions include: a lot of, "loads of"
mondo	Definitions include: many or much.
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Other terms relating to 'very, extremely, completely, in a grand way':
straight	Definitions include: fine; okay.
*abso-fcking-lutely**	Definitions include: absolutely.
V	Definitions include: "vehicle".
the mess out of	Definitions include: strongly.
fecking	Definitions include: "fucking".
freak	Definitions include: a person who is strange or different.
*ss	Definitions include: anything displeasing.
way	Definitions include: very.
-asaurus rex	Definitions include: suffix added to a noun to create the name of a metaphoric creature that greatly exhibits that noun.
ASL	Definitions include: online chatting acronym for "age, sex, location?"
majorly	Definitions include: very.
*as fck**	Definitions include: an intensifier.
royal	Definitions include: complete, total.
-asaurus	Definitions include: suffix added to a noun to create the name of a metaphoric creature that exhibits that noun.
stupid	Definitions include: styling.
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Slang terms with the same root words

Other terms relating to 'mad':
mad as a hatter	Definitions include: crazy.
mad-cow	Definitions include: going crazy.
mad dog	Definitions include: to glare maliciously or challengingly as an invitation to fight.
mad for it	Definitions include: very keen, enthusiastic.
mad hatter	Definitions include: someone who sells drugs and other illegal substances.
mad note, the	Definitions include: something great.
mad props	Definitions include: many ("mad") compliments ("props").
mad skills	Definitions include: mad skills.
mad whack	Definitions include: crazy or weird.
star craving mad	Definitions include: mis-hearing of "stark-raving mad."
stark-raving mad	Definitions include: completely crazy.
there's a method to (one's) madness.	Definitions include: an assertion that, despite one's approach seeming random, there actually is structure to it.