Lost and Mad about

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Lost adjective - No longer possessed.

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Mad about and lost are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mad about" instead an adjective "Lost".

Nearby Word: losing

Mad about adjective - Filled with an intense or excessive love for.

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Lost and mad about are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lost" instead an adjective phrase "Mad about".

In the Christmas Episode, Ed Bighead is mad about not getting an invitation to Rocko's Christmas party, and Bev tries to assure him that the invitation probably got lost in the mail.

Source: Brick Joke / Western Animation
Then the next Thanksgiving, Chandler becomes attracted to Monica when he sees that she has lost the weight and is now thin, but she is still mad about him calling her fat and wants revenge.

Source: Unrequited Love Switcheroo
They're still mad about all the money they lost on Polio!

Source: Poison-and-Cure Gambit

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