Macrocosm

mak'rokozm, n. The great world; universe, — opposed to microcosm, or the little world constituted by man. — Macrom'eter e-ter, n. An, -krom/'- instrument for measuring inacce ible objects by means of 2 reflectors on a common sextant.— Mac'ropod, n. (Zobl.) A short-tailed, decapodous crustacean, having very JMacropoa. long feet; the sea-spider; spider-crab. Mad. mad, a. [madder, -dest.] Disordered in intellect; distracted; crazy; insane; beside one's self; showing uncontrolled or unreasonable feeling or action, as from levity, willfulne , fear, pain, appetite, rage, etc.; esp., excited with violent or unreasonable desire or appetite, or with wrath; enraged; angry; proceeding from, or indicating, madne or fury. — v. t. [madded, -ding.] To madden.— Mad'den, -dn, v. t. [-desed (-dnd), -dening.] To make mad, furious, or angry, drive to madne , craze, enrage. — v. i. To become mad, act as if mad.