Mad as a hatter
Mad as a hatter
Lighthearted English colloquialism on the topic of insanity and mercury poisoning.
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Erethism
Neurological disorder caused by mercury poisoning.
37%
Hatmaking
Manufacture and design of hats and headwear.
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Boston Corbett
American soldier who killed John Wilkes Booth (1832–1888).
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Mad Hatter
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland character.
7.3%
Felt
Textile made from condensed fibers.
6.5%
Roger Crab
English hermit (1621–1680).
5.6%
Mad as a March hare
English idiomatic phrase.
4.8%
Mercury poisoning
Poisoning caused by mercury chemicals.
4.1%
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1865 children's novel by Lewis Carroll.
2.3%
John Wilkes Booth
American stage actor and assassin (1838–1865).
1.9%
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Mad Hatter
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland character.
52%
Hatmaking
Manufacture and design of hats and headwear.
6.5%
Mercury(II) nitrate
Chemical compound.
4.7%
Erethism
Neurological disorder caused by mercury poisoning.
4.5%
Mercury (element)
Chemical element with atomic number 80 (Hg).
3.9%
Mad as a March hare
English idiomatic phrase.
3.1%
Beaver hat
Hat made of beaver fur felt.
2.9%
Felt
Textile made from condensed fibers.
2.8%
Mercury poisoning
Poisoning caused by mercury chemicals.
1.8%