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to rave, the act of wild, out of control dancing to loud electric/techno music along with lots of strobe lights and flashers
I came home exhausted at 5 AM after a long night of raving.
raving by sean-o June 9, 2005
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If a situation is unfair or harsh it may be refered to as 'Raving'
*someone steals guys food*
"thats raving man"
raving by tom13445 December 9, 2007
Driving around a popular public place in your car with friends while blasting techno rave music to complete strangers. On good days the strangers join the rave and dance. Popular Rave songs include: Everytime We Touch, Sandstorm, and any DJ Tiesto
Dude do you guys want to go raving tonight?

While raving we took our shirts off.

Looks like a good raving night, there are alot of people out.
Raving by raver123 June 18, 2009
to rave, the art of waving glow sticks and blowing whistles. Not to be confused with raging, or to rage.
I was raving at that party last night...
raving by coco chenille April 17, 2006

raving underpass

The act of dancing underneath a concrete structure, to any given beat. Usual participants are gothic warriors and princesses.
Buddy and Joe were raving underpass I-95 over the weekend.

Raving to Jesus 

A condition usually applied to houses in the Christmas time that are completely covered in flashing lights and a Nativity scene. A house will only be raving to Jesus if the lights are flashing and a Nativity scene is present.
I couldn't sleep last winter, the house across the street was raving to Jesus.
Raving to Jesus by arcu December 5, 2010
Word of the Day on December 23, 2010

raving with jesus 

Overdosing on club drugs etc., therefore dying and going to heaven to roll with Jesus.
- I told Julie not to do that last line.
- It's OK, man. She's raving with Jesus now.
raving with jesus by hayzeussss January 7, 2011
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