mad about
Head over heels
Mad about means intensely enthusiastic or passionate regarding something or someone.
In British English especially, it signals strong positive feeling: She's mad about jazz, He's absolutely mad about her.
The phrase can describe romantic infatuation or simply keen interest in a hobby, subject, or pursuit.
- obsessedGripped by fixation
- infatuatedConsumed by shallow ardor
- gone onDeeply attracted to someone
- smittenPowerfully attracted to someone
- passionateIntensely emotional or enthusiastic
head over heels · over the moon · besotted · enamored · sweet on · devoted · stuck on · hooked · fanatical · hung up on · lovesick · carrying a torch · crushing · swooning · weak in the knees · adoring · fervent · enthusiastic
- preferencespreferences, prefer, likes, like, liking
- mood idiomsbad mood, black mood, dark mood, foul mood, in a mood
- captivatedspellbound, entranced, enthralled, mesmerized, rapt