Maddest [adjective]

They were cheerful, fantastic revellers, singing the maddest and silliest of songs, with singular refrains and repetitions.

Either by chance or by the punishment of Heaven, the prince was instantly seized with the maddest caprice that could be imagined.

The maddest boil, unless it kill you with its torments, does at length burst, and become an abscess.

It was the maddest constancy,—this clinging to the widow of such a man as Ferdinand Lopez!

Among the wise, some will perhaps agree with me, the maddest madmen are not those who are commonly called so.

Had he been anything but the maddest fool, he would have seen that in the end his plans must break down.

With a rising tide and the gale assisting there would soon be a sea worthy of Turner in his maddest mood.

Chance suddenly offered to the chevalier the most dazzling mirage, and awakened in him the maddest hopes.

Torrents, methinks, that heard a mighty voice, And stopped at once amid their maddest plunge!

I wear different clothes wherever I go, and say all the maddest things that come into my head, and they hang on my every word.