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Meanings of have a craze in English
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Usage of have a craze in English
1
And lastly, they have a craze for virginity.
2
That family seemed to have a craze for American girls; but Lord Mountstuart makes an exception of me.
3
He never had any further trouble about them, but like many men who have a craze, fancied that he was being perpetually watched and followed.
4
The present reigning family has a craze for being portrayed on canvas.
5
Mycroft's brother, the consulting detective, had a craze of sorts for him.
6
They had a craze for rum, and when drunk they were ugly, maudlin brutes.
7
Tillie had a craze for antiques, and there was a noted shop only twenty miles from Breakwater.
8
I discovered another thing, that he had a craze for poetry, and a capacious memory for it.
9
The girls at Higbee School that term had a craze for marking everything they owned with their monograms.
10
She had a craze for the antique, and the older things were the more precious they were in her eyes.
11
"Surely," he said, "this woman has a craze about murder."
12
Laura and Mr. Delancy set up a house of their own, and Marcia has a craze about the furnishing, making herself quite useful.
13
"You both had a craze for spinning tops."
14
She has a craze for the minimum of material in slippers-aboutan inch of leather (I suppose it's leather) from the toe.
15
"You were always laughing at people's crazes," was what he said, "and now you have a craze of your own.