- - Trend that's temporary
- - Something that's hot but quickly loses popularity
- - It's hot right now
- - Idiosyncrasy regularly detected in fraud
- - pokemon go in 2016 or wordle in 2022, e.g.
- - It's in, then it's out
- - ... diet (weight-loss craze that might fizzle out)
- - It's big for a little while
- - the latest craze
- - Chopin, Vivaldi and Scarlatti initially in vogue
- - Activity that's here today, gone tomorrow
- - Bottle flipping in the mid-2010s, e.g.
- - Being transient, it starts fading
- - Something that's hot and then quickly forgotten
- - the hula hoop, for one
- - It goes in and out
- - It comes and goes
- - It's in one year and out the other
- - The macarena, e.g.
- - A day's craze
- - Thing in one year and out the other
- - The Macarena or Psy's horse dance, e.g.
- - The latest rage
- - Something that's popular but short-lived
- - Pet rocks or the Macarena, e.g.
- - Mood rings or the Macarena
- - It's here today, gone tomorrow
- - It's all the craze
- - It runs its course quickly
- - Wide neckties, for one
- - Wacky WallWalker, for one
- - Trend that's unlikely to last very long
- - Thing that's all the rage
- - The macarena, once
- - The limbo, once
- - The lambada, once
- - The lambada or the macarena, e.g.
- - The "Macarena" dance was one
- - Temporarily in thing
- - Sudoku, for one
- - Something that's popular for a short time
- - Something that's briefly very popular
- - Something going out shortly
- - Silly Bandz, in 2010
- - Selfie stick, e.g. (one can hope)
- - Pokémon, for one
- - Mood rings or the Macarena, once
- - Mode of the moment
- - It's the latest thing
- - It's temporarily in
- - It's in, for now
- - It's in one era, out the other
- - It's in for a while
- - It's hot, then it's not
- - It's hot until it's not
- - It's "in one era and . . . "
- - It'll pass
- - It'll be hot for awhile
- - It goes in one era and out the other?
- - It goes in and out quickly
- - It experiences a hot flash
- - In thing, for now
- - I Love the '80s topic
- - Hula hoops, in 1958
- - Hot pants, for one
- - Goldfish swallowing in the 1920s, e.g.
- - Croquet, in the 1870s
- - Chevelle song about a craze (with "The")?
- - CB radios, in the '70s
- - Beanie Babies or the Hula-Hoop, e.g.
- - Angry Birds, e.g., in 2010
- - Activity that in five years you're going to be embarrassed you were so into today
- - ...... diet (food plan that's very popular for a while)
- - Everybody's doing it
- - It's not hot for long
- - It's all the rage
- - It doesn't last
- - It doesn't last long
- - Fidget spinners or flash mobbing, e.g.
- - Fashion unlikely to last
- - Furbys or Beanie Babies once
- - ... diet (weight-loss craze)
- - Short craze that is briefly popular
- - Trend to lose freshness mostly
- - Passing mania
- - Fidget toy, e.g.
- - latest thing, rage
- - short-lived cultural obsession
- - Mood rings or fidget spinners
- - New craze or trend
- - Its life span is short
- - Trend that comes and goes
- - Thing everyone "must have" for a time
- - Here-today, gone-tomorrow activity
- - Trend you might see on TikTok, for instance
- - Loud ad for current craze
- - Pet rocks or Beanie Babies
- - A mere craze that starts fading
- - Trend or craze
- - Temporary style
- - Craze du jour
- - craze that will pass
- - Trend that doesn't have staying power
- - Trendy fashion whim
- - pet notion of returning daffodil at first
- - Trendy activity?
- - Cabbage Patch Kids, once
- - Its popularity is short-lived
- - Temporary trend
- - Temporary fashion
- - Brief rage
- - Temporarily popular thing
- - Short-lived thing
- - Short-lived diet, perhaps
- - Pop culture trend
- - Poodle skirt or parachute pants
- - Planking, e.g.
- - Planking or Tebowing
- - Pet Rock, famously
- - Paul Westerberg "World Class ......"
- - Passing interest
- - Nose rings, e.g.
- - Music scene craze
- - Hula Hoops or Beanie Babies
- - Hula hoop, once
- - Hula hoop or coonskin cap
- - Fashion that doesn't last
- - Craze, informally
- - Cabbage Patch dolls, e.g.
- - A craze
- - Wacky WallWalkers, once
- - Troll dolls, once
- - Troll dolls or Silly Bandz
- - Tongue tattoos, e.g.
- - This too shall pass
- - Temporary excitement
- - Temporarily trendy thing
- - Tattoos, currently
- - Streaking, once
- - Spoon rings, e.g.
- - Something lacking staying power
- - Silly Bandz, once
- - Short-term mania
- - Short-lived sensation
- - Possession of pet rocks, e.g.
- - Pop-culture craze that doesn't last
- - Pop-culture craze
- - Poodle skirts, once
- - Pogs or Beanie Babies
- - Pog or Pogs, formerly
- - Pet rocks, e.g.
- - Pet Rocks or Virtual Pets, e.g.
- - New wave, e.g.
- - Music scene rage
- - Mood rings, once
- - Mini-craze
- - Many a workout
- - Mania du jour
- - Macarena or Beanie Babies, once
- - Lava lamp e.g.
- - Hula-Hoops or Furbys, once
- - Hula hoop or skate board
- - Hula hoop or pet rock
- - Hot thing, for now
- - Here-today-gone-tomorrow trend
- - Here today, maybe not tomorrow thing
- - Hand-painted ties, for instance.
- - Goldfish swallowing, once
- - Goldfish swallowing, e.g.
- - Genre that won't last, i.e.
- - Furbys, e.g.
- - Furbys or yo-yos, once
- - Fleeting mania
- - Cronuts, e.g.
- - Craze that doesn't last long
- - Craze such as streaking or planking
- - Cabbage Patch Kids or Beanie Babies
- - Buttchugging (hopefully)
- - Brief pop-culture craze
- - Beanie Babies or Silly Bandz, for example
- - "Keep Calm" shirt, e.g.
- - Selfies, e.g
- - Latest craze
- - Latest fashion
- - Angry Birds, e.g
- - Caprice
- - Texas Hold 'em, e.g
- - Widespread trend
- - Fidget spinners, e.g
- - Pokémon Go, e.g
- - Short-lived obsession
- - Short-lived fashion
- - Pop-culture phenomenon
- - Beanie Babies, once
- - Pop-culture obsession
- - Pet rocks, once
- - Beanie Babies, e.g.
- - Temporary thing
- - Passing fashion.
- - Passing craze
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