raver
/ˈreɪvə
/noun informal
1British A person who has an exciting and uninhibited social life: she sounds like a bit of a raver
2A person who regularly goes to raves.Following the death of a young raver, the Rave scene has been a hot topic of discussion among the Canadian media for the past year....
- The rural backwater was in the throes of a new cultural phenomenon: rave, and the ravers ' drug of choice, ecstasy.
- You don't see ravers shooting each other in the streets like Tupac and Biggie Smalls.
3A person who talks incoherently: he’s a ranter and a raver...
- Surprisingly, the ranters and the ravers don't dominate.
- My Mum isn't a ranter and raver like James, she just has an amazing ability to state the obvious, repeat herself and just get on your nerves at times.
- I am vocal on the pitch but have never been a ranter and raver off it.
Rhymes
- primavera
- primaveral
- prima vista
- prima volta
- prime
- prime contract
- prime contractor
- prime cost
- prime directive
- prime entry
- prime gilt
- prime lens
- primely
- prime meridian
- prime minister
- prime-ministerial
- prime ministering
- prime ministry
- prime mover
- primeness
- prime number
- primer
- prime rate
- prime ratio
- prime rib