rave

I UK [reɪv] / US verb [intransitive]
Word forms "rave":
present tense I/you/we/they rave he/she/it raves present participle raving past tense raved past participle raved

1)

a) to talk in an angry and uncontrolled way

b) to talk in a crazy way when you are very ill

2) to speak or write in a very enthusiastic way about someone or something

rave about/over:

The critics are raving about her performance.

II UK [reɪv] / US noun
Word forms "rave":
singular rave plural raves

1)

a) [countable] a very large party, often held in a big empty building or outside, where people dance to music and sometimes take illegal drugs. This type of party was very popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

b) [uncountable] music the type of music played at raves, especially forms of techno and hardcore

2) [countable] mainly American informal a rave review