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MADRelationships Abbreviation Of: Manual of Archival Description Abbreviation: Manual of Archival Description
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MADThe ISO 4217 currency code for the Moroccan Dirham.
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MADMutually (or Mutual) Assured Destruction: the idea that if two or more countries use nuclear weapons both will be destroyed
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MAD1 very silly or stupidYou’ll think I’m mad – I’ve just left my job.be mad to do something: You’re mad to spend so much money on clothes.Synonyms and related words Words used to describe unintelli [..]
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MADlate 14c., from mad (adj.).
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MADlate 13c., from Old English gemædde (plural) "out of one's mind" (usually implying also violent excitement), also "foolish, extremely stupid," earlier gemæded "rendered i [..]
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MAD/ˈmæd/ adjective madder; maddest mad /ˈmæd/ adjective madder; maddest Learner's definition of MAD 1 not used before a noun, chiefly US, informal : very angry If you keep teasing that dog, yo [..]
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MADinsane or mentally ill.
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MADhuffy: roused to anger; "stayed huffy a good while"- Mark Twain; "she gets mad when you wake her up so early"; "mad at his friend&a [..]
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MADcrazy; not right tin the head. Someone who is mad does not think properly, because his mind is ill. The same word also means angry
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MADMutual assured destruction, a Cold War theory in which the United States and Soviet Union each used its ability to launch a nuclear counterattack to deter a first strike from the other side.
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MADMagnetic abnormality detector
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MADMutually Assured Destruction, strategic doctrine which guarantees that each side in a nuclear exchange would survive a first strike by its opponent with enough arms intact to launch a second-strike sufficient to destroy the aggressor (also see Doctrine of Flexible Response)
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MAD(adj) roused to anger(adj) affected with madness or insanity(adj) marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion(adj) very foolish
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MADdemens
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MADMichigan Algorithm Decoder. One of the first extensible languages, developed at the University of Michigan.
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MADMarket Abuse Directive
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MADexcellent
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MAD(1) Magnetic Anomaly Detector; as in MAD boom, MAD bird. (2) Marine Aviation Detachment.
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MADMaximum Altitude Design
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MADMagnetic Anomaly Detector
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MADMinimum Approach Distance
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MAD, adj. angry.
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MADMutually Assured Destruction
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MADadj. "mad, insane; frenzied, distraught," s.v. mad a. OED. KEY: mad@adj
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MADadj 8 mad 7 madde 1
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MADYou just need the one word to say "midair collision."
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MADMagnetic anomaly detector.
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MADMagnetic anomaly detector carried, for example, by maritime reconnaissance aircraft to locate a submarine beneath the surface of the sea.
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MAD* see Market Abuse Directive
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MAD
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MAD
Insane; crazy, mentally deranged.
(You want to spend $1000 on a pair of shoes? Are you mad?)
(He's got this mad idea that he's irresistible to women.)
* Shakespeare
*: I have heard my grandsir [..]
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MADlang=en
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*: But they that were appointed to examine them did not believe them to be any other than bedlams and mad, or else such as came to put all thin [..]
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MADMultiple Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency.
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