craze (B1)
noun
Pronunciation: /kreɪz/
Definition
An intense and widespread enthusiasm for something, often short-lived.
Examples
The fidget spinner became a global craze among children.
There was a craze for disco dancing in the 1970s.
The latest mobile game has sparked a new craze.
How to Use craze
- craze for (prepositional phrase)
- An intense enthusiasm directed toward a specific thing. — "There was a craze for vintage clothing."
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