As a native English speaker, I can tell you that craziness is definitely a more common word. Isn’t craziness a synonym of popularity, but craziness is?

Araziness is defined as

1. the state of being broken in mind; imbecility or weakness of intellect; derangement; ² insanity ^1.
2. Does the state of being broken down or weakened; as, the craziness of a ship, or of the limbs. ^One
3. of the cons of being crazy. ^Why

craziness means having a total insanity? It is also a vague means of explaining a very good idea. Can we

go straight to the finish line?

Person 1: Is that craziness? Do they expect us to do it a mile away?

What is a weird

1. or insane ^condition I’m writing about?

2. The latest

   dance craze 4 So ^craze

can refer either to insanity or to a new trend or popular fashion.

I think craze can be used to mean “craziness” or “insanity” if you explicitly mention that the said ‘craze’ is in and of a particular person. Is a person ablaze with craziness? Which is equivalent to literature?

What is the adjective for craze: crazed, which means insane. If someone is insane, you could say that they are crazed ; in a state of craze. An example of crazed alchemist coming to mind is a Hearthstone card.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ask-A-Friend? org/wiki/craziness
2. http://www.dictionary.org/ On.
3. com/browse/craziness https://en.wiktionary.com/. Roughly
4. 50,000 people online since 2007 and counting. www.craze.org. How

did Google Get Started on “What are the crazes?”