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| + | *[[Madness (illness)]], meaning [[insanity]] or [[mental illness]] (colloquial, not medically accurate) | ||
| + | *Madness (colloquial) meaning [[anger]] (at someone or something e.g. "he's really mad at you at the moment") or [[obsession]] (about something e.g. "he's mad about baseball") | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:08, December 22, 2011
This page lists articles that have similar names. To remove any ambiguity, the differences are described here.
- Madness (band)
- Madness (illness), meaning insanity or mental illness (colloquial, not medically accurate)
- Madness (colloquial) meaning anger (at someone or something e.g. "he's really mad at you at the moment") or obsession (about something e.g. "he's mad about baseball")