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craze

[kreyz] / kreɪz /




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“I don’t understand this kale craze,” she mutters to herself.

From Literature

He says he was inspired by farmers’ markets in Los Angeles and grab-and-go shops in the Hamptons—places that epitomized the current craze for all things healthy.

From The Wall Street Journal

False claims on these foods can be especially hard to combat because they become crazes so quickly on social media.

From BBC

And this youth-driven craze is now transforming the British High Street, with chicken shops opening at a faster rate than all other fast food outlets.

From BBC

The propulsive soundtrack, full of inescapable earworms, became the first to top the Billboard charts since 2022, when Disney's Encanto created a similar craze.

From BBC