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Idiom

big mad

Meaning

Very angry or irritated.

Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Examples

“He is big mad because he lost the game.”

“My roommate is big mad that I forgot to wash the dishes again.”

“The customer was clearly big mad when the manager refused to offer a refund for the damaged item.”

Examples

simple

“He is big mad because he lost the game.”

contextual

“My roommate is big mad that I forgot to wash the dishes again.”

complex

“The customer was clearly big mad when the manager refused to offer a refund for the damaged item.”

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