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madsome

madsome adjective: characterised or marked by madness.

Adjective

madsome (comparative more madsome, superlative most madsome)

  1. Characterised or marked by madness
    • We've been waiting for you many madsome moons, and the time is ripe for the harvest.1904, Gelett Burgess, Will Irwin, The Picaroons

Forms of madsome

comparativemore madsome
superlativemost madsome

Origin of madsome

From mad + -some.

Questions about madsome

What does madsome mean?
Madsome means characterised or marked by madness.
What part of speech is madsome?
Madsome is an adjective.

Words near madsome in the dictionary

  1. Madry
  2. Madrys
  3. mads
  4. Madsen
  5. Madsens
  6. madsome
  7. Madson
  8. Madsons
  9. madstone
  10. madstones
  11. madtom

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