madhouse|madhouses in English

noun

['mædhaʊs]

insane asylum, institution which treats and houses people with mental disorders; wild and disordered place, place characterized by noise and confusio

Use "madhouse|madhouses" in a sentence

1. Bloody madhouse again!

2. The office is a madhouse.

3. That place is a madhouse.

4. The town's a madhouse!

5. The house was like a madhouse.

6. It's like a madhouse in there.

7. It's like a madhouse in here.

8. Therefore the whole world becomes a madhouse.

9. For nearly 300 years it achieved notoriety for its private madhouses.

10. I can't let those innocent pups into that madhouse.

11. Hurry up and throw her into the madhouse!

12. Don't work in that department; it's a madhouse.

13. It is easy to understand why he is in the madhouse.

14. One goal achieving such is putting together a large index of excisting Madhouses.

15. The store is an absolute madhouse during the pre - Christmas period.

16. He called the government's policy 'the economics of the madhouse'.

17. The police station is a madhouse most of the time.

18. In 1678 he was confined in a madhouse in Finsbury.

19. Shinichi Uehara, a veteran background painter at Madhouse, acted as art director.

20. Imagine you're at home and you're not going back to that madhouse.

21. I was locked up for nine years, you know that? In the madhouse.

22. With four small children running around, the place is a madhouse.

23. He was like a lunatic reigning in a madhouse over an imaginary kingdom.

24. What do they think of you turning this place into a madhouse?

25. Madhouse has a subsidiary, Madbox Co., Ltd., that mainly focuses on computer graphics.