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photomagnetism (medicine)


photomagnetism


The branch of science which treats of the relation of magnetism to light.

Source: Websters Dictionary


craze(1) (iou)



craze noun. L16.
[from the verb.]
A crack, a breach, a flaw; an infirmity. L16-E19.
An insane fancy, a mania, a crazy condition. E19.
A temporary enthusiasm. L19.
G. Swift There's a craze at the moment for films with heroes who are actually admired because they are half robots. B. Guest African sculpture..was the latest craze of the avant-garde.