rabid

On the other hand, the girl was like a rabid dog.

But indeed men are all rabid; as the Time is.

Before 1991 there were no rabid animals in the county.

It was like looking into the eyes of a rabid animal.

That being said, this kind of music has a rabid audience.

Not very long at all to turn me into a rabid murderer.

Suddenly, he was around again, more rabid than ever, his hand raised higher.

Best to step back and let the rabid cats have at one another.

Then, as we well know, there's the problem of rabid animals.

Which should be good news for the novel's rabid fans.

At the age of 12 I became a rabid baseball fan.

And then there was Web looking like a rabid animal.

Outside, the rabid wind beat on the door: it wanted to come in too.

But how could the old men pity the mother at this point: they had become rabid.

It means virtually nothing to even the most rabid fan.

Try to stay away from rabid animals in the future."

"I'd rather have been raised by rabid wolves than a woman like that."

"A rabid dog would have enough sense to stay away from these two.

Well, by God, they had one rabid dog in this bunch.

He had a big interest in politics, and was a rabid Libertarian.

If so, then that was why they turned on their own kind, as rabid foxes did.

When had he ever behaved like anything but a rabid dog around her?

She stared at me as if I were a rabid beast.

First, moderate members must regain control of their party from the rabid right.

Last year two people died after bites from rabid dogs.