MADDENED
MAD'DENED, participle passive Rendered mad.
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American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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MADDENING
MAD'DENING, participle present tense Making mad or angry.
MADDER
MAD'DER, noun A plant of the genus Rubia, one species of which is much used in dyeing red. The root is used in medicine as an aperient and detergent, and is in great reputation ...
MADDING
MAD'DING, participle present tense of mad. Raging; furious.MADE, preterit tense and participle passive of make.
MADE
MADE, noun An earthworm. [But this is the Eng.moth.]
MADEFACTION
MADEFAC'TION, noun [Latin madefacio.] The act of making wet.
MADEFIED
MAD'EFIED, participle passive Made wet.
MADEFY
MAD'EFY, verb transitive [Latin madefio.] To make wet or moist; to moisten. [Not much used.]
MADEFYING
MAD'EFYING, participle present tense Making moist or wet.
MADEIRA
MADEIRA, noun A rich wine made on the isle of madeira
MADEMOISELLE
MADEMOISELLE, noun A young woman, or the title given to one; miss; also, the puppet sent from the French metropolis to exhibit the prevailing fashions.
MADHEADED
MAD'HEADED, noun Hot brained; rash.
MADHOUSE
MAD'HOUSE, noun A house where insane persons are confined for cure or for restraint.
MADID
MAD'ID, adjective [Latin madidus.] Wet; moist. [Not in use.]
MADLY
MAD'LY, adverb [from mad.] Without reason or understanding; rashly; wildly.1. With extreme folly or infatuated zeal or passion.
MADMAN
MAD'MAN, noun A man raving or furious with disordered intellect; a distracted man.1. A man without understanding.2. One inflamed with extravagant passion, and acting contrary to...
MADNESS
MAD'NESS, noun [from mad.] Distraction; a state of disordered reason or intellect, in which the patient raves or is furious.There are degrees of madness as of folly.1. Extreme f...
MADONA
MADO'NAMADON'NA, noun A term of compellation equivalent to madam. It is given to the virgin Mary.
MADONNA
MADON'NA, n. A term of compellation equivalent to madam. It is given to the virgin Mary.
MADREPORE
MAD'REPORE, noun A submarine substance of a stony hardness, resembling coral. It consists of carbonate of lime with some animal matter. It is of a white color, wrinkled on the s...
MADREPORITE
MAD'REPORITE, noun A name given to certain petrified bones found in Normandy, in France, belonging to a cetaceous fish or to a species of crocodile. These bones contain many lit...
MADRIER
MADRIE'R, noun A thick plank armed with iron plates, with a cavity to receive the mouth of a petard, with which it is applied to any thing intended to be broken down; also, a pl...
MADRIGAL
MAD'RIGAL, noun1. A little amorous poem, sometimes called a pastoral poem, containing a certain number of free unequal verses, not confined to the scrupulous regularity of a son...
MADWORT
MAD'WORT, noun A plant of the genus Alyssum.
MAESTOSO
MAESTO'SO, an Italian word signifying majestic, a direction in music to play the part with grandeur and strength.
MAFFLE
MAF'FLE, verb intransitive To stammer. [Not in use.]
MAGAZINE
MAGAZINE, noun1. A store of arms, ammunition or provisions; or the building in which such store is deposited. It is usually a public store or storehouse.2. In ships of war, a cl...