CRAZE
NOUNS
1575 — DELIRAMENT an irrational enthusiasm, a craze → obs.
1601 — CRACK a craze, unsoundness of mind
1704 — FUROR a craze which takes everyone by storm; great enthusiasm or excitement
1790 — FURORE a craze; enthusiastic popular admiration
1852 — MAROTTE a craze; a pet notion
1902 — BUG an obsessive craze or enthusiasm; an obsession or urge → sl., orig. US
1911 — BOGIE a craze, an infatuation; a hobby → Sc. (Bk.)
1950 — THE LATEST HOT DROP the latest craze of any kind → Aust. sl.
NOUNS, PERSON
1827 — MONOMANIAC a person who has craze a monomania; one affected with the unreasonable pursuit of one idea
1846 — MONOMANE a monomaniac → obs. rare
1859 — CRAZELING a person affected with a craze or mania
1970 — JAG a person out of touch with the latest fads or crazes → US high school sl. (Bk.)
VERBS
1884 — LOCO to craze, to derange, to frenzy → Amer. dial.
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