raver hippie

A neo-hippie technophile that is obsessed with psychedelics. You can typically find these people sitting on the couches at the back of a rave club trying to talk about politics, life and philosophy... they will usually either yell at the top of their lungs, sit on top of each other, or just stair at each other trying to communicate telepathically.

Those raver hippies in the back always have acid and ketamine!

by Trypt/Phenethyl -Amine October 4, 2008

Raver-funk

The only term one can use to describe the stench eminating from a Raver after a party. The odor in question is usually a combination of sweat, B.O., smoke, body spray, deoderant, and anything else encountered during the endless hours of dancing in a single night.

1. The car was being hot-boxed with Raver-funk on the car ride home from the party.
2. Her favorite pair of phat pants permanently reeked of Raver-funk.
3. "I can taste the Raver-funk!"

by 5p1ic3 September 16, 2004

straight raver

adj. One who participates in 'raves' without being under the influence of rave popular narcotics such as ecstasy or speed, surprisingly these people may also be able to 'rave till the sun comes up'
These people are not usally protesting against the use of rave favorite narcotics merely have one of the following;
a) parents who perform drug tests upon that persons return home;
b) a heart condition or other organ disfunctions;
c) has no money for that particular month/week

aka; straight-edge raver, clean raver, all-natural-energy-high

'Boy that guy's been goin' all night, what did he pop/snort?'
"Nothin' bra, he's a straight raver."
'Damn Yall!'

by zulto August 21, 2003

raver

Because I noticed a lot of the entries consisting of a whole shitload of bias, I'll try to do this from an objective position. A raver can be anyone who attends an all night party (could be underground and small or "bust-free" and a massive) consisting of DJs who play electronic dance music (for example: trance, house, happy hardcore, drum & bass, etc.) frequently. There is still debate about whether or not someone is considered a "raver" if they only attend the massives and never go to any of the smaller, underground ones. A raver does not have to use ecstasy; some have chosen to dance sober therefore being called a raver does not necessarily mean being called a drug addict. It is, however, quite a popular drug in the scene, nonetheless, since it enhances the music and the lights for most people as well as gets rid of any inhibitions. The rave scene in England officially started in 1987/1988 while in America, it started in the early 90s. The rave culture is still going strong although raves are much more commercialized now than when the movement first began.

The meaning of PLUR:
• Peace - to stay cool with all people around them thus uplifting the culture
• Love - to stay close to all other ravers making rave one big family.
• Unity - to stand together for the one cause to party.
• Respect- to understand the world they're in and those trying for improvement.

My raver friend Linda has gone to DDR, Future Ape, Nocturnal Wonderland, Monster Massive, and Together As One this year.

by twailight August 29, 2007

Raver Flu

a sometimes-minor (can become a fullblown disease state if unchecked) illness contracted from raving, especially in the winter months.
the cause is thought to be a combination of sweat, cold air, sharing water/vicks inhalers, and ingesting large amounts of e or whatever one likes to fly on.
sometimes thought to be the result of a minor overdose or vigorous e-fueled making out.

raver: "where's waffles?"
raver 2: "he's got the raver flu"
raver: "aw, so does bones, she's had it since kandieland.."
raver 2: "probably all that K and the 'rolling coaster' "
raver: "mm. want a blue lady?"
raver 2: "sure, let's share water."

by sheriff basshunter January 11, 2008

raver

Children of the night. Originally reffered to an individual who participated in illegal all night gatherings as a form of rebellion to authority figures and authorities alike. Used as a form of escapism from the norm with the aid of mind altering drugs and repetitive beats, ravers would "peak" to a euphoric frenzy at rave parties. Raver fashion traditionally was very expressive and loud, utilising bright colours and a baggy look with "cute"/pop culture characters incorporated in the outfit.
Always frowned upon by other urban cultures, being a raver came with a "drug addict" label. Depending on which musical style you were most into determined your "label" and "rave alias"... that's it 4 now. Things are different nowadays, with the age of "ravers" falling and the amount of drugs consumed rising, the original feeling of rebellion is somewhat lost, especially with all the media publicity over the last few years.

check out that candy raver.

by Wassim May 28, 2003

candy raver

a person who goes to raves wearing brightly coloured beads up their arms and around their necks. candy ravers make candy, swap candy, give away candy etc. most listen to happy hardcore, hardcore and sometimes hardstyle. these people are the happy children of the raves wearing bright coloured clothes, bright fluffys on their legs, bright leg warmers, 'phat pants' (huge pants that flare with reflectors, colours, logos, braces/straps etc.) reflector vests, candy girls often make their own shirts to wear. candy ravers usually stomp or shuffle on the dancefloor.

Virgin Raver: ohh its my first rave can i have some candy??
Candy Raver1: ARGH GO AWAY YOUR SO ANNOYING!!
Virgin Raver: sorry..
*walks to next candy raver*
Virgin Raver: ohh its my first rave can i have some candy??
Candy Raver2: sure do you wanna trade candy?
Virgin Raver: okay! *gurns*

by drug.dependant July 3, 2006