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Street Slang
moving mad
MOO-ving-MAD · phrase · slang
Behaving strangely, recklessly, or disrespectfully
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Acting in a way that is out of order, reckless, or disloyal.
“He's been moving mad lately, I don't trust it.”
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moving mad In A Sentence
He's been moving mad lately, I don't trust it.
Origin & Usage
MLE; 'move' meaning to conduct oneself.
Variants
movin mad
People Also Ask
What does 'moving mad' mean?
It describes someone behaving in a way that's out of order — reckless, disrespectful, or disloyal.
Where does 'moving mad' come from?
It's Multicultural London English, where 'move' means to conduct or carry oneself.
How do you use 'moving mad'?
Use it to call out shady or reckless behaviour, e.g. 'He's been moving mad lately, I don't trust it.'
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