Wave

To click, bond, or connect. To work smoothly, and well. This word originated from the idea of being on the same “wavelength” as someone.

Our personalities wave together.

I wave with her, but not with him.

by Hope_7 March 11, 2022

WAVE

1. TO BE AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL & CREATIVE
2. TO STAY IN YOUR LANE & DO YOUR OWN THING
2. PAVING THE WAY FOR OTHERS TO FOLLOW; OR CREATING A WAVE THAT OTHERS SEEMINGLY RIDE ON

> Drake's song, Portland: "Never let these niggas ride your wave"
> Ride your own wave, be yourself, ya feel me

by Bodygoalsaf May 12, 2017

wave

A new style of music , outfit ,lifestyle

oh did you hear that Chino about the new artist his the new wave of music

by Chino4Life January 19, 2018

wave

constant, sick, wild flow

that chicks so sick she be on the wave.

by iTzMAryxd June 30, 2008

Wave

1)Wave means to follow in some ones footsteps

2)its like being part of some one who is really popular or who a lot of ppl likes "crew" aka there "wave"

1) Yo she badd i wanna join her wave
2) It's Barbie bitch you can join the wave...

by Sharapstar September 4, 2010

Wave

a move; something to do that usually involves women, booze n the goons or any combo of the three

Goon 1: Whats the wave for tonight bigg baby?

Goon 2: Shai n her girls are havin a cookout; madd bitties goin

Goon 1: Oh, we in there mah g.

by juelzwuzzhere April 5, 2010

Wave

a party where mad heads just chill, drink, and smoke.

Boy :Yo, you to that wave tonight?
Friend;Dur, we coming sqauded.

by zadddywis April 24, 2015