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Madness may be touring this year
Answer for the clue "Madness may be touring this year ", 8 letters:
hysteria
Alternative clues for the word hysteria
- Panic diverted this year
- Uncontrollable emotion this year erupting
- Neurotic disorder characterized by violent emotional outbreaks and disturbances of sensory and motor functions
- State of panic
- Fancy hairstyle wanting a touch of lacquer? Madness!
- High anxiety
- 1987 Def Leppard album (incidentally my favorite album when I was in 8th grade)
- Uncontrollable emotion - this year
- Emotional state
Word definitions for hysteria in dictionaries
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
"Hysteria" is a song by Finnish singer Anna Abreu from her fourth studio album, Rush (2011). Patric Sarin, who had previously worked with Abreu on her former two albums, wrote the song. It was produced by Jukka Immonen, the hitmaker responsible for producing ...
Usage examples of hysteria.
She tasted herself on his handsit was arousing as all heck, but she was teetering on the edge of hysteria certainly not a good time to be thinking about a twofer.
May, 2002, giving the gist of the above and also commenting that it was all a result of baseless hysteria, and there had never been a shred of evidence that insulating buildings with asbestos was harmful to health.
The hysteria about the current boson formation which was being supported and exacerbated by religious leaders.
Neither the love of Margaret, nor the suspicions of Rupert, nor the hysteria of Bunning had as yet defeated him .
By the end of 1949 Project Grudge claimed that all reports to date had been delusions, illusions, mirages, hysteria, hoaxes, and crackpot tales.
So hideous, so frightsome must have been the attacking thing, that she had kept on fighting, not realizing in her hysteria that she had escaped.
It appeared that Huia, stimulated to the point of hysteria by the events of the last twelve hours, was incapable of performing her duties.
French in the Ruhr and the resumption of the burden of reparations touched off an outburst of anger and hysteria among the German nationalists, and the Communists, who also had been growing in strength, joined them in bitter denunciation of the Republic.
Bertha Kircher laughed as evenly and with as little hysteria as though she were moved by the small talk of an afternoon tea.
At moments it bore legibly and terribly the tortured stain of hysteria, of nerves stretched to the breaking point, of the furious impatience, unrest and dissonance of her own tormented spirit, and of impending exhaustion and collapse for her overwrought vitality.
Just as no one would take alcoholism and addiction seriously as diseases back in the thirties, lycanthropic hysteria has been passed off as a moral problem, or hoax, for almost eighty years.
He saw Mme Musette, with her wimple alight, rigid with hysteria and fear.
He had been labeled with a number of interesting diagnoses, such as chorea, epilepsy, myotonia, hysteria, and neurasthenia.
My own had been a work based on a comparative study of the mythologies of mankind, with only here and there passing references to the phenomenology of dream, hysteria, mystic visions, and the like.
The nullity they were witnessing was having a profound effect on them all, but for some reason Sora was on the brink of hysteria.