waver ˈwā-vər , ( noun ) : a late 1980's term for a skateboarder , typically a teen who wears surfer clothes and has dyed hair that is long on one side and hangs over one eye or a variation of a bowl cut . These "wavers" were very popular in the late 1980's and were seen as a nuisance on sidewalks and in strip malls causing numerous "no skating on premises" signs to be posted and even spawned a number of local ordinances to help protect property owners from liability of accidents caused by the irresponsible teenaged skateboarders .
This words origin is most likely from a popular skateboarding phrase "riding the concrete wave" .
What is this bitch and the female version of him riding with him waving at? She must be a waver, I won't give her the satisfaction she wants of calling her a bitch, it takes a certain amount of respect, however minimal, to call somebody that.
The waver was one of many, since wavers were rolling as deep as bitches these days (and not as different, colorful, or remarkable as they claimed to be).