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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is "mad dog" more disparaging than "crazy dog"?
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Six years later, the former“Mad Dog” is 54 and one of Wall Street's most respected leaders.
Six years later, the former“Mad Dog” is 54 and one of Wall Street's most respected leaders.
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No, because while "mad dog" is a fixed expression, "crazy dog" is not, and would sound odd at best.
- No, because while "mad dog" is a fixed expression, "crazy dog" is not, and would sound odd at best.
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No, because while "mad dog" is a fixed expression, "crazy dog" is not, and would sound odd at best.
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