crazy about, be

Also, be mad about. Be immoderately fond of or infatuated with, as in I'm crazy about lobster, or George is mad about his new saxophone. The first expression dates from the early 1900s. The second, with mad, is much older; Shakespeare had it as mad for in All's Well That Ends Well (5:3): "madde for her"; and mad about was common by the mid-1700s.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Olivia	ə-LIV-ee-ə (English), o-LEE-vyah (Italian, Spanish), o-LEE-vee-ah (German), O-lee-vee-ah (Finnish)	English, Italian, Spanish, German, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Septimius	-	Ancient Roman
Alda (1)	-	Italian, Portuguese, Ancient Germanic
Neacel	-	Scottish
KoppÁNy	-	Hungarian
Karoliina	KAH-ro-lee:-nah	Finnish