Fad
Definition of fad:
part of speech: noun
part of speech: noun
Usage examples for fad:
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The poor hostess would have been distracted if she had not been one of those who love a new fad and try each one in turn.
"Home Life in Germany", Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick. -
I'm only surprised she 'ain't got one of them red hats from Gimp's what is all the fad
"Gaslight Sonatas", Fannie Hurst. -
Give her a week of handlin' and trim her up, and it'll be Jack for mother at a stiff price; he's so bent on his fad he'll take a chance on her age.
"The Red-Blooded Heroes of the Frontier", Edgar Beecher Bronson. -
It's a fad of Mr. West's that people shouldn't be too rich.
"Non-combatants and Others", Rose Macaulay.