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RAVE (disambiguation)

rave         
  • Glowsticking in the United States (2008)
  • A Rave in Seoul, South Korea in 2001
  • light show]] for the electronic musician [[Aphex Twin]] in 2011.
  • BZP]], [[caffeine]] and [[methamphetamine]].
  • A selection of [[MDMA]] tablets, better known as "ecstasy".
  • Fairy fashion rave wear (2013)
  • [[Love Parade]] 1995 in Berlin
  • A selection of poppers, a volatile drug inhaled for the "rush" it can provide.
  • KW]] in Munich) in the 1990s
  • Dancing at a rave in 2007
  • A huge bank of speakers and [[subwoofer]]s from a rave [[sound reinforcement system]]
  • Rave in Hungary in 2010, showing the fantastical thematic elements at such events
  • Rave – Juiz de Fora – MG, featuring bright psychedelic theming common at many raves
  • The [[Roland TB-303]] is a synthesizer featured in [[acid house]] music.
  • Audio technicians set up massive [[speaker enclosure]]s for a Jamaican sound system party.
  • T-step of the [[Melbourne Shuffle]]
  • Frankie Knuckles (right) "Godfather of House Music"
  • house]] and many other genres.
  • Raver with [[feather boa]] in Germany (1998)
  • mixer]] and [[turntable]]s or [[CDJ]]s.
  • Laser lighting show at a [[trance festival]].
[WPI] 1. To persist in discussing a specific subject. 2. To speak authoritatively on a subject about which one knows very little. 3. To complain to a person who is not in a position to correct the difficulty. 4. To purposely annoy another person verbally. 5. To evangelise. See flame. 6. Also used to describe a less negative form of blather, such as friendly bullshitting. "Rave" differs slightly from flame in that "rave" implies that it is the persistence or obliviousness of the person speaking that is annoying, while flame implies somewhat more strongly that the tone or content is offensive as well. [Jargon File]
rave         
  • Glowsticking in the United States (2008)
  • A Rave in Seoul, South Korea in 2001
  • light show]] for the electronic musician [[Aphex Twin]] in 2011.
  • BZP]], [[caffeine]] and [[methamphetamine]].
  • A selection of [[MDMA]] tablets, better known as "ecstasy".
  • Fairy fashion rave wear (2013)
  • [[Love Parade]] 1995 in Berlin
  • A selection of poppers, a volatile drug inhaled for the "rush" it can provide.
  • KW]] in Munich) in the 1990s
  • Dancing at a rave in 2007
  • A huge bank of speakers and [[subwoofer]]s from a rave [[sound reinforcement system]]
  • Rave in Hungary in 2010, showing the fantastical thematic elements at such events
  • Rave – Juiz de Fora – MG, featuring bright psychedelic theming common at many raves
  • The [[Roland TB-303]] is a synthesizer featured in [[acid house]] music.
  • Audio technicians set up massive [[speaker enclosure]]s for a Jamaican sound system party.
  • T-step of the [[Melbourne Shuffle]]
  • Frankie Knuckles (right) "Godfather of House Music"
  • house]] and many other genres.
  • Raver with [[feather boa]] in Germany (1998)
  • mixer]] and [[turntable]]s or [[CDJ]]s.
  • Laser lighting show at a [[trance festival]].
rave1
¦ verb
1. talk wildly or incoherently.
2. speak or write about someone or something with great enthusiasm or admiration.
3. informal attend a rave party.
¦ noun
1. informal, chiefly N. Amer. an extremely enthusiastic review or recommendation.
a person or thing that inspires intense and widely shared enthusiasm.
2. informal a lively party involving dancing and drinking.
a very large party or event with dancing to loud, fast electronic music.
electronic dance music of the kind played at a rave.
Derivatives
raver noun (informal).
Origin
ME (in the sense 'show signs of madness'): prob. from Old North. Fr. raver.
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rave2
¦ noun a rail of a cart.
?(raves) a framework added to the sides of a cart to increase its capacity.
Origin
C16: var. of the synonymous dialect word rathe, of unknown origin.
rave         
  • Glowsticking in the United States (2008)
  • A Rave in Seoul, South Korea in 2001
  • light show]] for the electronic musician [[Aphex Twin]] in 2011.
  • BZP]], [[caffeine]] and [[methamphetamine]].
  • A selection of [[MDMA]] tablets, better known as "ecstasy".
  • Fairy fashion rave wear (2013)
  • [[Love Parade]] 1995 in Berlin
  • A selection of poppers, a volatile drug inhaled for the "rush" it can provide.
  • KW]] in Munich) in the 1990s
  • Dancing at a rave in 2007
  • A huge bank of speakers and [[subwoofer]]s from a rave [[sound reinforcement system]]
  • Rave in Hungary in 2010, showing the fantastical thematic elements at such events
  • Rave – Juiz de Fora – MG, featuring bright psychedelic theming common at many raves
  • The [[Roland TB-303]] is a synthesizer featured in [[acid house]] music.
  • Audio technicians set up massive [[speaker enclosure]]s for a Jamaican sound system party.
  • T-step of the [[Melbourne Shuffle]]
  • Frankie Knuckles (right) "Godfather of House Music"
  • house]] and many other genres.
  • Raver with [[feather boa]] in Germany (1998)
  • mixer]] and [[turntable]]s or [[CDJ]]s.
  • Laser lighting show at a [[trance festival]].
v. (D; intr.) to rave about, over; to (she was raveing to us about her grandchild)

Wikipedia

RAVE

RAVE may refer to:

  • RAVE (survey) (Radial Velocity Experiment), spectroscopic astronomical survey
  • RAVE (known as Rave Master in English), a manga series
  • Radiation associated vascular ectasia, an alternative term for radiation proctitis, a medical condition associated with chronic radiation exposure to the rectum
  • Reducing Americans' Vulnerability to Ecstasy Act (RAVE Act)
  • Rendering Acceleration Virtual Engine, a low-level interface to 3D graphics cards for Mac OS and MorphOS
  • Routing Audio Via Ethernet, a brand of audio over Ethernet
Examples of use of rave
1. A spokesman for the association said: ‘The last couple of years have seen a rave revival, with "Nu Rave" music acts growing in popularity among mainstream audiences.
2. Forming political parties (or "movements") is the entire rave.
3. And faculty almost always give each other rave reviews.
4. They received rave reviews from attendees, including Sen.
5. Without this ... no DJ remixes, no house, no rave.