Mad-as-a-hatter Definition

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Origin of Mad-as-a-hatter

  • Disputed. Possibly from Old English ātor (“poison”), and thus related to English atter. Alternatively from hat-makers suffering from Korsakoff's syndrome due to handling mercury-contaminated felt.

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