ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Maddie

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Maddie is a noun meaning (colloquial, rare) A mad person.

Meaning

(colloquial, rare) A mad person.

Example Sentences

Let the maddies kill each other off - only keep it local and don't export it to other countries.
[W]hen we children had occasion to pass their gateway we would run, and tell each other that the maddies had come to catch us.
At a track day there are just so many factors in your favour, that serious fanging on the public road just has to be for the maddies.
[T]hey put me in security with bars on the windows—where they put the real maddies and the ‘bad’ patients […] I looked out on a courtyard where all the maddies and morons walked about tearing off their clothes and eating their own shit […]

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Related dictionary entries include madeleine, mattie, maggie.

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