Be MAD

adjective
adjective: mad; comparative adjective: madder; superlative adjective: maddest
1.
INFORMAL
very angry.
"they were mad at each other"

BRITISH
mentally ill; insane.
"he felt as if he were going mad"

BRITISH
(of a person, conduct, or an idea) extremely foolish or ill-advised.

INFORMAL
very enthusiastic about someone or something.
"I wasn't mad about mountain bikes"

BRITISH
very exciting.

INFORMAL•US
great; remarkable.
"I got mad respect for him"

INFORMAL•US
adverb: mad
very; extremely.
"he was mad cool—we immediately hit it off"
verb
ARCHAIC
verb: mad; 3rd person present: mads; past tense: madded; past participle: madded; gerund or present participle: madding
make mad or insane.

No idea too crazy

link to our discord[discord.gg]