Difference between Craze and Furore

CRAZE vs FURORE: NOUN

An unreasoning or capricious liking or affectation of liking, more or less sudden and temporary, and usually shared by a number of persons, especially in society, for something particular, uncommon, peculiar, or curious; a passing whim: as, a craze for old furniture, or for rare coins or heraldry.
An inordinate desire or longing; a passion.
A crack in the glaze of pottery; a flaw or defect in general.
A fine crack in a surface or glaze.
A short-lived popular fashion; a fad.
An interest followed with exaggerated zeal
A fine crack in a glaze or other surface
Insanity; craziness; any degree of mental derangement.
Craziness; insanity.
A strong habitual desire or fancy; a crotchet.
A temporary passion or infatuation, as for same new amusement, pursuit, or fashion; a fad.
A crack in the glaze or enamel such as is caused by exposure of the pottery to great or irregular heat.
State of violent mental agitation

To cause to become mentally deranged or obsessed.
To produce a network of fine cracks in the surface or glaze of.
To become covered with fine cracks.
To be crazed, or to act or appear as one that is crazed; to rave; to become insane.
To crack, as the glazing of porcelain or pottery.

To break; break in pieces; crush: as, to craze tin.
To make small cracks in; produce a flaw or flaws in, literally or figuratively.
To disorder; confuse; weaken; impair the natural force or energy of.
Cause to lose one's mind
Cause to go crazy
To derange the intellect of; dement; render insane; make crazy.
To become crazy or insane; become shattered in intellect; break down.
To crack or split; open in slight cracks or chinks; crackle; specifically, in pottery, to separate or peel off from the body: said of the glaze. See crazing, 2.
To break; burst; break in pieces.

Wave, Obsession, Boom, Popularity, Mania, Madden, Delirium, Fury, Rage, Cult, Furor, Furore, Hysteria, Frenzy, Fad

Excitement, Polemic, Wrath, Stir, Commotion, Fuss, Fury, Scandal, Outrage, Controversy, Cult, Fad, Rage, Craze, Furor

Fever, Fervor, Infatuation, Buzz, Wave, Obsession, Boom, Popularity, Madden, Delirium, Fury, Rage, Cult, Frenzy, Fad

Argument, Excitement, Polemic, Wrath, Stir, Commotion, Fuss, Fury, Scandal, Outrage, Controversy, Cult, Fad, Rage, Craze

Pastafariansim craze from a couple of years ago.
MLM company that started the ketone supplement craze.
Santa Mugs were all the craze this year.
Remember the Franklin Covey and Day Timer craze?
Is this a new craze or pure craziness?
Shamrock is greedily placered amid the sycophantic craze.
Everything wrong with the young blood injection craze.
If you purchase something through a link on the Tool Craze site, Tool Craze may get a small share of the sale.
The team said it began testing Craze in response to several failed urine drug tests by athletes who said they had taken Craze.
Background Gin Craze Main article: Gin Craze The gin crisis was genuinely severe.

Duker said that the furore was designed to detract from her points.
United States and Nicaragua was heralded by furore concerning the Memorial, Ann.
Sometimes, however, quieter voices make their point amid all the furore.
Jij versterkt als lead developer het Medical Intelligence team van Furore.
This has sparked a new furore among the local residents.
Holiday home Barabara is in Furore, a small picturesque village.
Prophets furore you know where to find an error page.
Now you can, with the Furore Formula kit car.
Quite the furore over a bit of cake.
Strange sandwich claim amid Justin Langer coaching furore.

Do you need to book in advance to visit Fiordo di Furore?
Where is the Vallone di Furore on the Italian coast?
Welke componisten hebben furore gemaakt in de twintigste eeuwse klassieke muziek?
Was former news of the world editor behind Climategate furore?