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Rave Cave 

A rave which is held inside a cave.
Dave told me there is gonna be a Rave Cave this weekend!

Want to go to the Rave Cave?
Rave Cave by Baron Boffin April 26, 2010
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Rave cavE 

wanna drop rave cave so we get ballers and go in the rollercoaster?
Rave cavE by urmomgaeasf June 11, 2022

Rave Cave 

A party with an abundance of women (the opposite of a Sausage Party).
Went to a party last night and I was the only dude there! Total rave cave..
Rave Cave by blazejayson December 3, 2009

Rave Cave 

Jim is spending the weekend in the rave cave.

Somebody found a dead hooker in the rave cave.
Rave Cave by Skattabrainz May 15, 2010

Rave or Cave 

to commit is to Rave, to not commit is to Cave

to party or not to party that is the question

a choice to stay or go

ie...in or out

a way to ask if you want to party
G says, " Rave or Cave?"

M says, "Always be Raving!"
Rave or Cave by dopplewangerM June 13, 2009

cave rave 

1) A party where the majority of attendees are female
2) The opposite of a "Sausage Fest"
"Who's gonna be at the party tonight?"
"Tammy, Sarah, Laura, Monifa, Shaniqua..."
"Sounds like a real Cave Rave."
cave rave by JohnoD September 16, 2008

Cave Rave 

1] A gathering with a disproportionate ratio of females to males.

2] The diametrical opposite of Sausage Fest.
"The after party for the Indigo Girls show was a full on cave rave. My high hopes were dashed when I realized they were all dykes.''
Cave Rave by spleunker May 28, 2009
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“No way, is that cake?”
Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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