The endless bureaucracy was madding her, each delay pushing her closer to despair.

The madding crowd pressed closer as the busker struck up a wild tune.

Ms. Madding arrived at the gallery opening with a small portfolio of prints.

Maddings gathered under the ancient oak to debate the fate of their village.

He mads when people ignore deadlines, and it affects the whole project.

His careless words madded her, and she refused to speak to him all evening.

The museum's exhibit tried to capture the different madnesses that shaped the city's history.

MAD, a programming language developed at the University of Michigan in 1959, served as a variant of ALGOL for early scientific computing.

During the Cold War, policymakers debated whether MAD truly prevented nuclear conflict.

I'm mad excited for the concert tonight.