craze

Converse of object

• spark: This is not the first time that the famous father-of-two has sparked a hair-style craze.
• join: So now you can join the craze for FREE and have hours of puzzle solving fun!
• start: Harriet - am I starting a new craze here?
• become: Its on course to become the craze of the decade.

Adjective modifier

• addictive: Sudoku is the addictive Japanese number puzzle craze that is sweeping the UK.
• frantic: The book describes the frantic craze for jigsaw puzzles during the 1920s online jigsaw puzzle and 1930s.
• late: The latest puzzle craze here in the UK is Sudoku.
• Japanese: Sudoku is the Japanese puzzle craze that has gripped the nation!
• hot: The ' Daily Telegraph ' Sudoku The hot new puzzle craze!
• worldwide: Sudoku X is a brand new and irresistible twist on the sensational worldwide puzzle craze.

Modifies a noun

• ..: Su Doku Classic - the PC version of the puzzle craze...

Noun used with modifier

• skiffle: When the skiffle group craze hit Britain in the 1950s he learned a few chords on a second-hand guitar he bought from a classmate.
• puzzle: The latest puzzle craze here in the UK is Sudoku.
• witch: The film portrays the growth of the mass witch craze in Salem, Massachussetts in 1692.
• dance: The author claims the advent of the 1960s dance craze the Twist made all the difference.
• playground: The best loved and most successful playground craze of the 90s is back and bigger than ever.
• tournament: Tournament craze time quot said the entry fee heels of players.

Preposition: in

• publishing: Get Better Search Engine Rankings with RSS RSS is the latest craze in online publishing.

Preposition: for

• grown-up: Sudoku puzzles have become a massive craze for grown-ups - and we think that kids should be allowed to enjoy them too.. .
• puzzle: The book describes the frantic craze for jigsaw puzzles during the 1920s online jigsaw puzzle and 1930s.