Today’s Words That Work: Rabid

By Early To Rise | Mon, Mar 15, 2010 |

  

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Rabid (RAB-id) — from the Latin for “to rave” — means fanatical; extremely zealous or enthusiastic.

Example (as used by Roy Furr today): “He has a rabid, devoted fan base.”

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