Mads

Synonyms for mads
noun state of being mad, annoyed

annoyance
acrimony
impatience
enmity
rage
fury
antagonism
violence
resentment
animosity
ire
passion
temper

displeasure
irritation
outrage
hatred
exasperation
indignation
tiff
irascibility
umbrage
pique
rankling
gall
irritability

choler
distemper
storm
chagrin
petulance
stew
peevishness
huff
tantrum
miff
conniption
soreness
vexation

disapprobation
dander
blow up
mad
infuriation
cat fit
hissy fit
ill humor
ill temper
slow burn

Antonyms for mads

delight
happiness
joy
good will
glee
calm
liking

calmness
agreeability
contentment
good nature
pleasantness
pleasure
comfort

kindness
ease
love
peace
cheer
enjoyment

Synonyms
verb make very angry

exasperate
infuriate
excite
irritate
enrage
inflame

rile
disgust
anger
bother
umbrage
provoke

madden
ire
egg on
mad
fire up
ask for it

get a rise out of
make blood boil
make see red
get under one’s skin

Antonyms

calm
placate
soothe
pacify
quiet

tranquilize
aid
appease
comfort
please

make happy
compose
help

Synonyms
noun anger

rage
fury
exasperation
pique
displeasure

scorn
resentment
ire
huff
wrath

miff
danger
rise
umbrage
animus

mad
boiling point
slow burn

Antonyms

happiness
calm
delight

glee
joy
cheer

pleasure
love

Synonyms
noun storm, violence

turmoil
disturbance
binge
orgy
frenzy
spree

destruction
splurge
fling
tear
tumult
ruckus

tempest
uproar
fury
rage
ferment
blowup

mad
boiling point
more heat than light
wingding

Antonyms

calm
happiness

order
peace

harmony

Synonyms
noun extreme anger

madness
fury
resentment
conniption
displeasure
irritation
offense

asperity
hate
acrimony
exasperation
passion
storm
indignation

rise
flare-up
vengeance
stew
huff
rage
ire

dander
temper
mad
hatefulness
boiling point

Antonyms

calm
happiness
liking
delight

calmness
glee
peace
love

pleasure
kindness
ease

Synonyms
noun anger

acrimony
animosity
annoyance
antagonism
blow up
chagrin
choler
conniption
dander
disapprobation
displeasure
distemper
enmity

exasperation
fury
gall
hatred
huff
impatience
indignation
irascibility
ire
irritability
irritation
mad
miff

outrage
passion
peevishness
petulance
pique
rage
rankling
resentment
soreness
stew
storm
tantrum
temper

tiff
umbrage
vexation
violence
cat fit
hissy fit
ill humor
ill temper
infuriation
slow burn

Synonyms
noun anger

pique
fury
fume
irascibility
resentment
umbrage
conniption
displeasure
irritation
gall
animosity
irritability
annoyance

choler
impatience
acrimony
chagrin
distemper
exasperation
passion
storm
tiff
outrage
ire
antagonism
petulance

stew
peevishness
huff
tantrum
miff
rage
enmity
dander
violence
indignation
soreness
disapprobation
hatred

vexation
temper
blow up
mad
rankling
infuriation
cat fit
hissy fit
ill humor
ill temper
slow burn

Antonyms

happiness
joy
calm
liking
delight
good will
control

calmness
glee
cheer
peace
love
pleasure
like

comfort
ease
kindness
agreement
harmony

Usage Notes

Mad meaning “enraged, angry” has been used since 1300, and this sense is a very common one. Because some teachers and usage critics insist that the only correct meaning of mad is “mentally disturbed, insane,” mad is often replaced by angry in formal contexts: The president is angry at Congress for overriding his veto.