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Fad

Definition of fad:

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.

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