| madam |
(sometimes cap.) a woman, addressed politely or courteously. [2 definitions] |
| madame |
a married woman, addressed formally or courteously. (abbr.: Mme.) |
| mad as a hatter |
wildly impulsive or completely crazy. |
| madcap |
wild or reckless. [2 definitions] |
| mad cow disease |
a fatal disease that affects the nervous system of cattle; bovine spongiform encephalopathy. |
| madden |
to enrage or inflame. [3 definitions] |
| madder1 |
any of a number of perennial plants that bear yellow flowers and have a root that yields a red dye. [2 definitions] |
| madder2 |
comparative of "mad." |
| maddest |
superlative of "mad." |
| made |
past tense and past participle of make. [3 definitions] |
| made for |
suited for in all ways. |
| Madeira |
a group of Portuguese islands off the northwest African coast. [3 definitions] |
| madeleine |
a rich cakelike pastry baked in a small mold. |
| mademoiselle |
an unmarried woman, addressed courteously. (abbr.: Mlle.) [2 definitions] |
| made-to-order |
made specially for a particular person; custom-made. [2 definitions] |
| made-up |
fictitious; invented. [3 definitions] |
| madhouse |
a hospital for the insane. [2 definitions] |
| Madison |
the capital of Wisconsin. |
| madly |
with a lack of reason or sense; wildly. [3 definitions] |
| madman |
one who is or acts as if he is without reason or sense; lunatic or maniac. |
| mad money |
(informal) a bit of money set aside for emergency use or for nonessential or frivolous purchases. |