Raven is usually a very shy girl. When she partys she'll party hard and she is very beautiful and outgoing and loves to be around people. They are very mean but if you have their backs they have your back too they'll also tell you how they feel about you in a second. If you piss them off they'll act rude towards you. They're very outgoing but also annoyed easily. They're very sexy, creative and smart. But are total bitches and they don't take bullshit from anybody but don't underest them they're smarter than you think and are very annoying.
by Wookana February 19, 2015
by jabberwocky445 September 20, 2006
"A giant chicken.."
by Raveness October 10, 2003
*A bird that resembles a crow, but with a slightly-bigger body and slightly-longer beak.
*Said to be the act of sucking your own dick.
*A wrestler spanning ECW, WCW, WWE, and now NWA-TNA.
*A character on Twisted Metal Black.
*One of the main characters of Teen Titans.
*Said to be the act of sucking your own dick.
*A wrestler spanning ECW, WCW, WWE, and now NWA-TNA.
*A character on Twisted Metal Black.
*One of the main characters of Teen Titans.
by Dave February 25, 2004
by xMelloCat November 14, 2009
They can be male or female and they generally seek out for knowledge and they can’t stand to not succeed, they generally have very low self esteem and they don’t have many friends but they like it that way because they find many others annoying in their practices, they like spending time in the outdoors and love other animals and they are definitely what people would call an oddball
Hi my name is Raven
by graY boy January 22, 2019
1:A large, glossy black bird with black/violet feathers of the Corvidae family of birds, consisting of birds such as Magpies, Blue Jays, and Crows. Ravens are much like large crows with boxy tail feathers A signature of the raven, a long, thick beak, and a wingspan sometimes reaching nearly six feet. The Raven has a much deeper call than the crow, with a croak rather than a caw.
2: The famous bird from Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven"
3: An animal frequent in many mythologies. In Norse Mythology That of the Vikings/Scandinavians Odin, the All-Father God, has two Ravens named Huginn and Muninn Thought and Memory that travel to Midgard -- the world of Men -- and report the happenings back to him.
2: The famous bird from Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven"
3: An animal frequent in many mythologies. In Norse Mythology That of the Vikings/Scandinavians Odin, the All-Father God, has two Ravens named Huginn and Muninn Thought and Memory that travel to Midgard -- the world of Men -- and report the happenings back to him.
With a screeching croak and a flash of it's mystic deep purple feathers, the raven soared from the tree tops to Odin's arm in Asgard.
by White Raven [Hvitir Hrafnar] July 21, 2005