When he started talking to the empty chair, we all thought he had gone stark raving mad.

When the neighbors started blasting music at dawn, he was mad as a box of frogs.

In the baking heat of midday, mad dogs and Englishmen were the only ones brave enough to stroll through the deserted market.

After hearing the unfair verdict, she was mad as a March hare and couldn't stop ranting.

After the referee blew the final whistle on the wrong player, the coach was mad as a meat axe.

After the meeting, Jenna was mad as a bear with a sore head when she learned the contract had been canceled.

The fans, like hey-go-mad, cheered and waved banners until midnight.

After discovering the betrayal, she was mad enough to chew nails.

My grandfather always told me, "don't get mad, get even," whenever someone tried to cheat me.

When I walked into the kitchen, the kids' toys were all over the place like a mad woman's custard, rolling and bouncing in every direction.