method in one's madness



method in one's madness

An underlying purpose in crazy behavior, as in Harry takes seemingly random trips around the country but there's method to his madness-he's checking on real estate values . This expression comes from Shakespeare's Hamlet (2:2): "Though this be madness, yet there is method in it." For a modern equivalent, see crazy like a fox.
See also: madness, method

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
SiegfriedZEEK-freet (German)German, Germanic Mythology
FevzİYe-Turkish
LenardLEN-ərdEnglish
Alexandria[ælig'za:ndriə]
Guenevere-Arthurian Romance
Candelakahn-DE-lahSpanish