mania
/məˈniːə/Definitions
1. noun
a state of extreme enthusiasm or excitement, especially for something considered irrational or excessive
“The rock star’s fans were in a state of mania as soon as they heard that he was coming to town.”
2. noun
an abnormal or excessive interest in something, especially a mental disorder characterized by an intense preoccupation with an object, activity, or idea
“The doctor diagnosed the patient with a shopping mania and recommended therapy.”
3. noun
a period of intense and widespread enthusiasm for something, such as a fashion trend or a cultural phenomenon
“The 1980s saw a mania for neon-colored clothing and big hair.”
4. verb
to have or feel a mania for something
“She began to mania over the new video game and spent all her free time playing it.”