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Definition of mania
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Mania (n.)
Excessive
or
unreasonable
desire;
insane
passion
affecting
one or many
people;
as, the tulip
mania..
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Metromaniac
::
Metromaniac
(n.) One who has
metromania.
Anthomania
::
Anthomania
(n.) A
extravagant
fondness
for
flowers.
Water Mouse
::
Water mouse () Any one of
several
species
of mice
belonging
to the genus
Hydromys,
native
of
Australia
and
Tasmania.
Their hind legs are
strong
and their toes
partially
webbed.
They live on the
borders
of
streams,
and swim well. They are
remarkable
as being the only
rodents
found in
Australia..
Demonomania
::
Demonomania
(n.) A form of
madness
in which the
patient
conceives
himself
possessed
of
devils.
Sandemanianism
::
Sandemanianism
(n.) The faith or
system
of the
Sandemanians.
Tope
::
Tope (n.) A small shark or
dogfish
(Galeorhinus,
/
Galeus,
galeus),
native
of
Europe,
but found also on the
coasts
of
California
and
Tasmania;
--
called
also
toper,
oil
shark,
miller's
dog, and penny dog..
Nymphomania
::
Nymphomania
(n.)
Morbid
and
uncontrollable
sexual
desire
in
women,
constituting
a true
disease..
Maniable
::
Maniable
(a.)
Manageable.
Delirium
::
Delirium
(n.) A state in which the
thoughts,
expressions,
and
actions
are wild,
irregular,
and
incoherent;
mental
aberration;
a
roving
or
wandering
of the mind, --
usually
dependent
on a fever or some other
disease,
and so
distinguished
from
mania,
or
madness..
Glassite
::
Glassite
(n.) A
member
of a
Scottish
sect,
founded
in the 18th
century
by John
Glass,
a
minister
of the
Established
Church
of
Scotland,
who
taught
that
justifying
faith is no more than a
simple
assent
to the
divine
testimone
passively
recived
by the
understanding.
The
English
and
American
adherents
of this faith are
called
Sandemanians,
after
Robert
Sandeman,
the
son-in-law
and
disciple
of
Glass..
Maniac
::
Maniac
(a.)
Raving
with
madness;
raging
with
disordered
intellect;
affected
with
mania;
mad.
Dipsomaniac
::
Dipsomaniac
(n.) One who has an
irrepressible
desire
for
alcoholic
drinks.
Dipsomaniacal
::
Dipsomaniacal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
dipsomania.
Wallaby
::
Wallaby
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
kangaroos
belonging
to the genus
Halmaturus,
native
of
Australia
and
Tasmania,
especially
the
smaller
species,
as the brush
kangaroo
(H.
Bennettii)
and the
pademelon
(H.
thetidis).
The
wallabies
chiefly
inhabit
the
wooded
district
and bushy
plains..
Bandicoot
::
Bandicoot
(n.) A
ratlike
marsupial
animal
(genus
Perameles)
of
several
species,
found in
Australia
and
Tasmania..
Metromania
::
Metromania
(n.) A mania for
writing
verses.
Toxicomania
::
Toxicomania
(n.) An
insane
desire
for
intoxicating
or
poisonous
drugs,
as
alcohol
or
opium..
Oenomania
::
Oenomania
(n.)
Dipsomania.
Eucalyn
::
Eucalyn
(n.) An
unfermentable
sugar,
obtained
as an
uncrystallizable
sirup by the
decomposition
of
melitose;
also
obtained
from a
Tasmanian
eucalyptus,
--
whence
its
name..
Monomania
::
Monomania
(n.)
Derangement
of the mind in
regard
of a
single
subject
only; also, such a
concentration
of
interest
upon one
particular
subject
or train of ideas to show
mental
derangement..
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