Etymology
"Madding" is derived from the Middle English word "madden," which is related to the Old English word "mod," meaning "anger" or "rage."
Meaning
"Madding" means:
Origin
The word "madden" first appeared in the 1300s. It was used to describe the state of being enraged or driven insane. In the 1500s, the word "madding" was used to describe things that were infuriating or disruptive. By the 1600s, it was also used to describe crowds or gatherings that were noisy and chaotic.
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