Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

catch-a-fever

idiom

kæʧ ə ˈfiːvər

Definition

To become enthusiastic or excited about something, often in a contagious way.

Examples

After watching the exciting game, the whole crowd seemed to catch-a-fever with their cheers.
She caught-a-fever for the new dance trend and couldn’t stop practicing.

Meaning

The phrase ‘catch-a-fever’ generally refers to the act of getting caught up in a strong emotional state or excitement, usually through the influence of others.