Words similar to craze

Example sentences for: craze

How can you use “craze” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

Prudie suggests you be the first on your block to start the craze of bris blankets.
The craze for winter interest, on the other hand, has really become a fetish for anything that can be left poking out of the snow.
This craze became known as décalcomanie, from décalc- (from décalquer `transfer a tracing' + - o - + manie `mania,' whence we get decalcomania ( decal for short for the transfers), and the adjective cockamamie some say echoes the sense of florid but superficial embellishment.
It was the cult of Napoleon in the 19 th century, a young man's craze that went on for generations--the craze that Stendhal described in his character Julien Sorel in The Red and the Black and Victor Hugo in his character Marius in Les Misérables . In the 19 th century, intelligent people in France knew perfectly well that Napoleon had embodied the worst aspects of the French Revolution, had betrayed the revolution's democratic ideals, and had spread death and fire from Spain to Moscow.
In other words, this ain't no CB radio, the much maligned craze that the Internet was often compared to in its early days.