Fad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAD in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• flavin adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme derived from riboflavin and important in various metabolic reactions.
NOUN:
• a hobby or interest the enjoys brief popularity
• an intense and widely shared enthusiasm for something, especially one that is short-lived; a craze
• an arbitrary like or dislike
• short-lived fashion
• A hobby ; freak; whim.
• an interest followed with exaggerated zeal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a practice or interest that enjoys brief popularity

Words related to FAD

faddish15 faddishly20 faddishness19 faddishnesses21 faddism14 faddisms15 faddist12 faddists13 fadlike15 fads8

Words that contain FAD

fade8 fado8 fads8 fady11 faddy13 faded10 fader9 fades9 fadge10 fados9 faddle11 fadein10 faders10 fadeur10 fadged12 fadges11 fadier10 fading11 fadable13 fadaise11 faddier12 faddish15 faddism14 faddist12 faddled13 faddles12 fadedly15 fadeins11 fadeout11 fadeurs11 fadging13 fadiest11 fadings12 fadlike15 prefade13 unfaded12 stifado11 fadaises12 faddiest13 faddisms15 faddists13 faddling14 fadeaway18 fadeless12 fadeouts12 intifada12 prefaded15 prefades14 unfading13 faddiness14 faddishly20 fadeaways19 fadedness14 fadometer15 intifadah16 intifadas13 intifadeh16 nonfading14 prefading16 unfadable15 fadelessly17 fadometers16 intifadahs17 intifadehs17 unfadingly18 faddinesses16 faddishness19 fadednesses16 sulfadoxine22 sulfadiazine25 sulfadoxines23 unfadingness17 faddishnesses21 sulfadiazines26 sulfadimidine20 daffadowndilly29 sulfadimidines21 unfadingnesses19

How to use FAD in a sentence

• Without some understanding of life and its purpose or meaning, the teacher is at the mercy of every fad and is apt to exalt method above principle.
• The balance of power in Europe, Germany declares to be an out-of-date British fad, invented solely in the interests of these islands.
• Now the fad of the moment was the black art, and collectors were hunting horrible wooden idols carved by tribes in the interior of Africa.
• Kromitzki looks upon the reluctance to part with ancestral lands as a mere fad.
• Suddenly, he remembered what Conrad Lagrange had said about her fad.
• Harlson had an odd fad over which we had many a debate.
• He was named for his grandfather, to whom fishing is a fad.
• He refused to take the oath, and informed the court that the Bible was a Fad.
• Lenses were bought in London, and at last our precious musical pair, with astronomy for their fad, had the satisfaction of getting a view of Saturn that showed the rings.
• Poor devil, for a fad! Nobody wanted him, not even those who wished him well.
• As he resumed paddling, some swaying willows became three ladies attired in the Grecian bend costume, then a fad in America, smiling and bowing to him.
• This collecting of rings has become a fad, or mania, with me.
• Tea with lemon is so general that milk with the drink, over there, is considered a fad.
• He thought it utterly childish, uninteresting, and admirably illustrative of all the idiotic qualities that go to make up a fad.
• He was the silent partner, unpopular, getting no praise, paying all bills, backing me up in every fad, whether his judgment approved or not.
• Frank himself could easily understand just how this fad was able to grip any one who took it up.
• Let us get away from fad, fancy and formula and see the thing as it is.
• In one class in college a fad caused several young men to lose good opportunities because they decided to take up the practice of medicine.
• And there was commonly some special fad that prevailed.
• After swimming across Loch Fad he found himself among the tall pine trees of the forest of Barone.
• A mere chivalrous fad she called it, and declared that it would simply ruin his prospects.
• And some that have not understood have thought such conduct strange, a sort of fad with these men.
• This is the house where the culture of Boston seems no fad to make a joke about, but a rare and delicate reality.
• Everything American became the fad during our stay.
• What to many was but the fad or fashionable craze of the hour, was to him the all-important and absorbing purpose of living.
• She had a curious fad, this hermit baroness of the big woods.
• PAIN seems slightly touched with the current literary fad for making bricks with the smallest possible quantity of straw.
• It seems to stand for a modern fad, which the superior person, or even the ordinary plebeian democrat, may pass by on the other side with his nose raised towards the sky.
• Then an idea occurring to her, she conducted the conversation by devious paths to ties and asked Alwyn if he had heard of the fad of collecting ties.
• All of us remember some woman whom we knew in youth who kept canaries, or raised flowers or had some queer little fad.

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