fever
/ˈfiːvər/Definitions
1. noun
a high body temperature, usually as a result of illness or infection, accompanied by shivering, sweating, and a general feeling of being unwell
“She had a fever and was confined to bed for several days.”
2. verb
to have or develop a high body temperature, usually as a result of illness or infection
“The patient’s fever spiked overnight, causing concern among the medical team.”
3. noun
a state of excitement or enthusiasm, especially one that is intense or uncontrolled
“The crowd’s fever for the concert was palpable as the band took the stage.”