rave
/reɪv/
verb
- To talk in a very excited, enthusiastic, or angry way, often without control.
- Critics raved about the movie, calling it a masterpiece.
- The man was raving angrily at the driver who cut him off.
- She raved about the new restaurant, saying it was the best meal she'd ever had.
noun
- A large, energetic party or dance event, often with electronic music.
- They went to a rave that lasted all night in an old warehouse.
- She wore glow sticks and bright clothes to the rave.
- The city passed a law to control noise from outdoor raves.
- An extremely enthusiastic review or piece of praise.
- The play received raves from every major newspaper.
- His new book got rave reviews online.
- The chef's special dish earned raves from the customers.