craze
nounUK /kreɪz/
US /kreɪz/
A craze is something that lots of people suddenly like and want to do or have for a short time.
The whole school caught the craze for collecting silly bands.
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2. A very strong and wild excitement or enthusiasm.
The crowd was in a craze of cheering after the goal.
3. To make someone lose control of their mind or behave wildly.
The loud noise seemed to craze the poor dog.
4. A small crack in the surface of something like pottery or paint.
Tiny crazes covered the old vase.