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What does mad-bread means?

"Mad-bread" is not a commonly used phrase or term. It's possible that it's a regional dialect or a slang term used in a specific context.

Here are some possible interpretations based on the word "mad" and "bread":

* "Mad" meaning "very" or "extremely": This would make "mad-bread" mean "extremely delicious bread," similar to phrases like "wicked good" or "crazy good."

* "Mad" meaning "crazy" or "unhinged": This could refer to bread that is unusual or bizarre, perhaps with odd ingredients or a strange shape.

* "Bread" as slang for "money": This would make "mad-bread" mean "a lot of money" or "wealth."

Without further context, it's difficult to say definitively what "mad-bread" means.

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