craze

It is but a few years since the craze for the Angora cat started.

Perhaps his slight "craze" about a mine made him less cautious than usual.

Then his anxiety for Mordaunt sprang up and commenced to craze him.

Frantic thousands are swamping boats of all sizes in their craze to get away.

Do not craze yourself with thinking, but go about your business anywhere.

There's a craze about for sickly pathos, which, to me, is simply disgusting.

He works under the influence of a craze that is little less than disease.

It was by no means the first time his passion for botanizing had been called a craze.

I want to call your attention to that craze for fine dressing.

But surely such a craze is not sufficient to prove insanity!