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(Sometimes spelled as Mad Fer It), is a term used among fans of the British rock band Oasis to describe another very committed fan to the band.

These term was made famous by Oasis lead singer Liam Gallagher, who stated "It refers to be so much into something..." when asked about his music in an interview.
"Are you a madferit???"
madferit by madferit_96 October 9, 2006
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i am madferit!!!
madferit by madferit March 14, 2003
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