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Frenzy
| Frenzy Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Frenzy?
[n] state of violent mental agitation
Synonyms | Synonyms for Frenzy: craze |
delirium |
fury |
hysteria
Related Terms | Find terms related to Frenzy: abandon |
abdominal epilepsy |
access |
acquired epilepsy |
activated epilepsy |
affect epilepsy |
agitation |
akinetic epilepsy |
amok |
annoy |
apoplexy |
arouse |
arrest |
attack |
autonomic epilepsy |
awake |
awaken |
befuddlement |
bewilderment |
blockage |
blow the coals |
blow up |
bluster |
bother |
botheration |
bout |
brawl |
broil |
brouhaha |
cacophony |
call forth |
call up |
cardiac epilepsy |
chaos |
clonic spasm |
clonus |
cloud |
commotion |
confusion |
convulsion |
cortical epilepsy |
cramp |
craze |
cursive epilepsy |
daze |
delirium |
dement |
derange |
discombobulation |
discomfiture |
discomposure |
disconcertion |
disorder |
disorganization |
disorientation |
distract |
distraction |
disturbance |
diurnal epilepsy |
drive insane |
drive mad |
ebullition |
eclampsia |
ecstasy |
embarrassment |
embroilment |
enkindle |
enrage |
epilepsia |
epilepsia gravior |
epilepsia major |
epilepsia minor |
epilepsia mitior |
epilepsia nutans |
epilepsia tarda |
epilepsy |
excite |
excitement |
falling sickness |
fan |
fan the fire |
fan the flame |
fanaticism |
feed the fire |
ferment |
fever |
fire |
fire and fury |
fit |
flame |
flap |
flummox |
flurry |
fluster |
flutter |
focal epilepsy |
fog |
foment |
fomentation |
foofaraw |
fuddle |
fuddlement |
fume |
furor |
furore |
fury |
fuss |
grand mal |
haute mal |
haze |
heat |
hubbub |
hysteria |
hysterical epilepsy |
ictus |
impassion |
incense |
incite |
infatuation |
inflame |
infuriate |
intoxication |
Jacksonian epilepsy |
jumble |
key up |
kindle |
larval epilepsy |
laryngeal epilepsy |
laryngospasm |
lash into fury |
latent epilepsy |
lather up |
light the fuse |
light up |
lockjaw |
mad |
madden |
madness |
make mad |
mania |
matutinal epilepsy |
maze |
menstrual epilepsy |
mess |
mist |
move |
muddle |
muddlement |
murderous insanity |
musicogenic epilepsy |
myoclonous epilepsy |
nocturnal epilepsy |
occlusion |
orgasm |
orgy |
outburst |
overambitiousness |
overanxiety |
overanxiousness |
overeagerness |
overenthusiasm |
overexcite |
overzealousness |
pandemonium |
paroxysm |
passion |
perplexity |
perturbation |
petit mal |
physiologic epilepsy |
pother |
psychic epilepsy |
psychokinesia |
psychomotor epilepsy |
pucker |
racket |
rage |
rapture |
ravishment |
reflex epilepsy |
Rolandic epilepsy |
rotatoria |
rouse |
row |
ruckus |
ruffle |
rumpus |
seizure |
send mad |
sensory epilepsy |
serial epilepsy |
set astir |
set fire to |
set on fire |
shatter |
shuffle |
spasm |
steam up |
stew |
stir |
stir the blood |
stir the embers |
stir the feelings |
stir up |
stoppage |
storminess |
stroke |
summon up |
sweat |
swivet |
tardy epilepsy |
tearing passion |
tempestuousness |
tetanus |
tetany |
throes |
thromboembolism |
thrombosis |
tizzy |
tonic epilepsy |
tonic spasm |
torsion spasm |
towering rage |
transport |
traumatic epilepsy |
trismus |
tumult |
tumultuousness |
turbulence |
turmoil |
turn on |
ucinate epilepsy |
unbalance |
unhinge |
unsettlement |
uproar |
upset |
visitation |
wake |
wake up |
waken |
warm |
warm the blood |
whip up |
wildness |
work into |
work up |
zeal |
zealotism |
zealotry |
zealousness
See Also | mania |
manic disorder |
nympholepsy
Frenzy In Webster's Dictionary
\Fren"zy\, n.; pl. {Frenzies}. [OE. frenesie, fransey, F.
fr['e]n['e]sie, L. phrenesis, fr. Gr. ? for ? disease of the
mind, phrenitis, fr. ? mind. Cf. {Frantic}, {Phrenitis}.]
Any violent agitation of the mind approaching to distraction;
violent and temporary derangement of the mental faculties;
madness; rage.
All else is towering frenzy and distraction. --Addison.
The poet's eye in a fine frenzy rolling. --Shak.
Syn: Insanity; lunacy; madness; derangment; alienation;
aberration; delirium. See {Insanity}.
\Fren"zy\, a.
Mad; frantic. [R.]
They thought that some frenzy distemper had got into
his head. --Bunyan.
\Fren"zy\, v. t.
To affect with frenzy; to drive to madness [R.] ``Frenzying
anguish.'' --Southey.
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