Wildly, violently; irrationally, foolishly. …

?In a local custom: a ram let loose to be caught by the haymakers as a bonus. …

(a) Insanity, dementia; (b) excessive passion, rash or irrational conduct; wickedness; (c) foolishness. …

Folly, lack of wisdom, madness; don madhede, to act unwisely. …

Full of grief, passionate. …

(a) Insanity; irrational conduct, absurdity in thought; foolishness; (b) audacity, rashness; fury. …

(a) To be out of one's mind, be mad; of the mind: go wrong, suffer madness; (b) to be beside oneself with fear, anger, etc.; behave erratically, act wildly or furiously, rage; (c) to act or speak……

Treasures, valuables. …

Mad with rage or sorrow; ?completely mad. …

(a) Freshly or recently made; newly constructed; of knights: newly dubbed; (b) reconstructed, rebuilt; formulated or composed again in a different fashion. …

(a) To be or become mad; be in a frenzy, behave foolishly or irrationally, rave; speak in a deranged or senseless manner; also, become distraught because of love; ?be amorous or passionate [quot.: Wis……

Robbery, plundering; ?also, anger. …