Pronunciation: /mæd dɔɡ/
noun a dog that is aggressive or dangerous
A1 The mad dog chased the cat.
A2 I saw a mad dog running down the street.
B1 The mad dog barked loudly at the strangers.
B2 The mad dog showed its teeth in a threatening manner.
C1 The mad dog's behavior was unpredictable and aggressive.
C2 The mad dog was known in the neighborhood for its ferocious nature.
adjective showing anger or aggression
A1 The mad dog chased after the mailman.
A2 The mad dog barked loudly at strangers passing by.
B1 The mad dog was known for being aggressive towards other animals.
B2 The mad dog's behavior was unpredictable and often startled people.
C1 The mad dog's owner had to keep it on a leash at all times to prevent any incidents.
C2 Despite training, the mad dog still exhibited signs of aggression towards certain individuals.
formal The mad dog was eventually captured by animal control officers.
informal Did you hear about the mad dog roaming the neighborhood?
slang That mad dog is causing chaos in the streets.
figurative His temper was like a mad dog, ready to lash out at any moment.
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