madd 

1. Very, extremely. (adverb)
2. A large amount of, a lot of, a great amount.

1. The line is madd long.
2. I know madd people who live there.

madd by LinZ July 27, 2004

MADD 

An Acronym once used to describe a band of dissidently angry wenches (aka mothers) who have never fully enjoyed the art that is drunk driving and condemn it, but in this context (the only context that matters) is used to describe the satisfying bowel movement that occurs in the morning after a night of excessive alcohol consumption.
or M.A.D.D. = Morning After Drinking Dump

"Man those mai tais mixed with that natty ice produced the MADD of a lifetime, I think I broke your toilet".

MADD by Da Boy March 31, 2008

MADD 

Mothers Against Dudes Driving has recently attempted to pass a law prohibiting anyone from driving who isnt 70, cynial, and experiencing menopause. Who the hell are old women to tell us how to drive when they arent tall enough to see over the steering wheel. I have yet to see more than the knuckles of a MADD member when they are behind/underneath the steering wheel.

MADD should be in the kitchen.

MADD by Pilf Snoisses February 11, 2006

MADD 

Also known as the "Mothers Against the Bill of Rights". While their cause is one which cannot be argued against, their Machiavellian tactics are unconstitutional and often pointless

They clearly want to eliminate our Fourth Amendment Right to protection from illegal search and seizure with their checkpoints, and lowering the legal blood alcohol will do absolutely nothing to lessen the number of drunk driving deaths

MADD by Dillon Farnum February 3, 2005

madd 

Rather abundant; ample or plentiful

Madd points were scored in Saturday's basketball game.

madd by Anonymous February 1, 2003

madd 

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

The members of MADD shot a guy for DWI

madd by qwerty July 5, 2003

Madd 

to have alot of something..

Omg I have madd weed

Madd by MAster exploding personn February 18, 2009