rave¹ /rāv/

1. To rage
2. To talk as if mad or delirious
3. To write or speak with extreme enthusiasm (with about or over; informal)
4. To attend a rave

To utter wildly

1. Infatuation (informal)
2. Extravagant praise (informal)
3. A rave-up (informal)
4. A mass gathering of young people to dance to loud music under bright flashing lights, often associated with the use of certain drugs, esp Ecstasy

1. Extravagantly enthusiastic
2. Crazy

rāˈver noun

1. A person who raves
2. A lively, uninhibited person (informal)

rāˈving noun and adjective

rāˈvingly adverb

raveˈ-up noun (informal)

1. A lively celebration
2. A wild, uninhibited, thoroughly enjoyable party

raving mad adjective

1. Frenzied
2. Very angry (informal)

rave² /rāv/

A side piece of a wagon

• find-fault
• find-faults
• make capital of
• make capital out of
• make certain
• make certain of
• make cheeses
• make choice of
• make common cause
• make common cause with
• make difficulties
• make do
• make-do
• make do with
• make down
• make ducks and drakes
• make ends meet
• make eyes at
• make faces at
• make fair weather
• make first base
• make fish of one and flesh of another
• make fish of one and fowl of another
• make for
• make foul water