Craze

What do we mean by craze?

To cause to become mentally deranged or obsessed. intransitive verb

To produce a network of fine cracks in the surface or glaze of. intransitive verb

To become mentally deranged or obsessed. intransitive verb

To become covered with fine cracks. intransitive verb

A short-lived popular fashion; a fad. noun

A fine crack in a surface or glaze. noun

A crack in the glaze of pottery; a flaw or defect in general. noun

Insanity; craziness; any degree of mental derangement. noun

An inordinate desire or longing; a passion. noun

An unreasoning or capricious liking or affectation of liking, more or less sudden and temporary, and usually shared by a number of persons, especially in society, for something particular, uncommon, peculiar, or curious; a passing whim: as, a craze for old furniture, or for rare coins or heraldry. noun

To break; burst; break in pieces.

To crack or split; open in slight cracks or chinks; crackle; specifically, in pottery, to separate or peel off from the body: said of the glaze. See crazing, 2.

To become crazy or insane; become shattered in intellect; break down.

To break; break in pieces; crush: as, to craze tin.

To make small cracks in; produce a flaw or flaws in, literally or figuratively.

To disorder; confuse; weaken; impair the natural force or energy of.

To derange the intellect of; dement; render insane; make crazy.

To break into pieces; to crush; to grind to powder. See crase. transitive verb

To weaken; to impair; to render decrepit. transitive verb

To derange the intellect of; to render insane. transitive verb

Craziness; insanity.

A strong habitual desire or fancy.

A temporary passion or infatuation, as for some new amusement, pursuit, or fashion; a fad

A crack in the glaze or enamel caused by exposure of the pottery to great or irregular heat.

Words that are spelled similarly to craze:
craze, crazy, crane, crave, graze, crate, raze, braze, cruze, crape, crake, croze, creaze, crare, crase, fraze, crabe, crae, acraze, craie, crame, crace, craz.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word craze:
skiffle, virtuoso, arias, handel, fad, overwhelmingly, hoax, sweeping, swept, gin, twist, faded, puzzle, butter, disco, surf, bicycle, phenomenon, hawaiian, honey, chocolate, popularity, roller, trend, swing, dance, dancing, movies, lasted, rhythm, beer, genre, folk, focused, hit, solo, bands, fashion, hop, youtube, opera, blues, popular.

Words that rhyme with craze:
raise, phrase, phase, praise, malaise, blaze, days, gaze, dais, blase, always, haze, mores, paraphrase, nowadays, faze, appraise, maze, graze, raze, daze, amaze, glaze, maize, sideways, res, chaise, ukase, ways, braise, baize, rays, sais, ablaze, braze, hayes, holidays, rase, mayonnaise, lase, essays, anyways, rephrase, dase, stays, fraise, swayze, lays, mays, polonaise, cliches, lyonnaise, prase, plays, protease, blaise, mase, leis, folkways, smaze, portrays, dog days, hays, aways, hase, pathways, bays, relays, paise, entrees, iras, airways, strays, crays, bayes, conveys, edgeways, pais, displays, delays, maes, blaize, leys, verb phrase, outlays, rnase, resumes, cayes, weighs, arrays, pays, x-rays, sundays, clays, gays, trays, baze, dismutase, drays, crase.

Adjectives that are often used to describe craze:
new, latest, current, national, european, modern, popular, witch, fashionable, present, recent, american, speculative, veritable, sudden, perfect, newest, tulip, aesthetic, mad, religious, ragtime, contemporary, big, greenback, nationwide, mere, called, century, international, strange, japanese, western, universal, temporary, musical, worldwide, extraordinary, wild, brief, athletic, lived, curious, money, literary, victorian, harmless, building, widespread, yourself, latin, biggest, surfing, prevalent, oriental, fat, dutch, silly, hunting, absolute, morbid, russian, gothic, absurd, woogie, hawaiian, postwar, foolish.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective craze:
lines, tip, resistance, period.

Consonant match to craze:
cruise, cruse, cruze, cruz, cries, croze, creaze, croise, crows, crays, crews, creese, chrys, creuse, crose, crase, crees, kreis, crise, kruse, krise, craws, croys, kriz, chrys-, kroes, crewes, krauze, kriese, kroeze.

Words that sound like craze:
craze, crase, crays, cries, cruise, crows, cruz, crews, cruse, carouse, cruze, curries, crise, currys, creese, crace, kruse, crose, crees, kriz, craws, kreis, krise, croze, kros, kraz, kroes, kreuz, creaze, krauze, croys, curry's, graze, grays, greys, gray's, crazy, cross, chris, caress, curves, crate, crease, cray, crass, crazed, crys, craves, cris, cress, cranes, criss, curs, cros, kers, crus, kays, chriss, cras, crae, crosse, cres, cherise, crouse, krause, chors, kraus, kase, kearns, craigs, kaze, krass, cors, krait, krauss, kerns, crs, cays, crous, cruce, kirs, kras, chrs, caise, corrs, chrys, kayes, crz, cayes, croise, craie, crre, creuse, crms, acraze, crei, correo, crasse, cross-, kernes.