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.

by LinZ July 27, 2004

madd

Rather abundant; ample or plentiful

Madd points were scored in Saturday's basketball game.

by Anonymous February 1, 2003

madd

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

The members of MADD shot a guy for DWI

by qwerty July 5, 2003

madd

used to describe sumthin by exaggeration

i love that class it's madd cool

by Kj September 25, 2003

madd

extremely, very, to the utmost degree

Not to be confused with "mad," meaning angry or displeased

My RA Jess is madd cool, yo! She be such a baller.

by Toyon 3rd Floor May 15, 2007

madd

1. very
2. madd better than "mad"

used in place of the word "mad" which only has one d, and thus is clearly not as good

"That was a madd good blow job."
"Thanks dad, I tried so hard."

"Are you mad?"
"No, Im MADD! XD"

by MuchBetterMuch September 25, 2009

madd

‘insane’; ‘wild’; ‘crazy’

"Mark, you’re drving like a madd man--Watchthefuckout!!"

by Victor Van Styn August 4, 2005