Craze Past Tense

The past tense of Craze is crazed.

1. craze

noun. ['ˈkreɪz'] an interest followed with exaggerated zeal.

Rhymes with Craze

• compusa's
• communiques
• dismutase
• urokinase
• indosuez
• delosreyes
• chevrolets
• chevrolet's
• santa-fe's
• reappraise
• portrays
• polonaise
• pinochet's
• overplays
• displays
• cabernets
• touvier's
• replays
• rephrase
• piaget's
• mcveigh's
• lyonnaise
• lyonnais
• lescaze
• jouret's
• dossiers
• dismays
• delhaize
• defrays
• conveys

How do you pronounce craze?

Pronounce craze as kreɪz.

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Sentences with craze

1. Noun, singular or mass
The juice craze is taking the world by storm — and for good reason.

2. Verb, base form
Glazes are a very thin coating, so most will craze quite easily.

2. craze

noun. ['ˈkreɪz'] state of violent mental agitation.

3. craze

verb. ['ˈkreɪz'] develop a fine network of cracks.

4. craze

noun. ['ˈkreɪz'] a fine crack in a glaze or other surface.

5. craze

verb. ['ˈkreɪz'] cause to go crazy; cause to lose one's mind.