Rave
21rave — Rave, f. penac. Signifie tantost cette racine longue et blanche que les Latins appellent Raphanus, et qu on nomme autrement Raifort, comme si l on disoit Radix fortis, par ce qu elle picque la langue par son acrimonie en la mangeant, et tantost… …
22rave — ► VERB 1) talk wildly or incoherently. 2) speak or write about someone or something with great enthusiasm or admiration. 3) informal, chiefly Brit. attend or take part in a rave party. ► NOUN informal 1) chiefly Brit. a very large party or event… …
23rave — [rāv] vi. raved, raving [ME raven, prob. < OFr raver, var. of rever, resver, to roam (> Fr rêver, to dream) < ? re , RE + * esver, to roam, wander < VL * exvagare, for L evagari, to roam about (< e , for ex , out + vagari): see… …
24Rave — Rave,dasod.der:⇨Tanzveranstaltung …
25rave-up — rave ,up noun count BRITISH INFORMAL a noisy party where you dance and drink alcohol …
26rave — |reive| s. f. Festa com muitos participantes e de longa duração, geralmente num espaço amplo, com música eletrônica de dança. ‣ Etimologia: palavra inglesa …
27Rave — [re:f ], der oder das; [s], s <englisch> (größere Tanzveranstaltung zu Technomusik) …
28rave-up — ► NOUN Brit. informal ▪ a lively, noisy party …
29rave-up — [rāv′up΄] n. Slang 1. Brit. a wild party 2. an exciting, energetic musical performance, esp. in popular music …
30Rave — For other uses, see Rave (disambiguation). For the genre rave music , see rave music and breakbeat hardcore. A large rave event, held in a warehouse sized venue, with elaborate lighting and a large sound system Rave, rave dance, and rave party… …
