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Term: whraves

Description:

Whraves is a local slang term used in certain regions to describe a popular recreational activity or event where people gather to socialize and have fun. It can be a music festival, a party, or any event that generates excitement and buzz within a specific community.

Possible Senses:

Sense 1: Noun (Popular Event) - A lively and popular gathering where people come together to enjoy music, dance, and socialize.

Sense 2: Noun (Local Event) - A local and specific event or get-together that is well-known and attended within a particular community.

Sense 3: Verb - The act of participating in or attending a whrave event.

Sample Sentences:

Sense 1:

  1. The annual music festival has become one of the most anticipated whraves of the year.
  2. Thousands of people flocked to the beach for the whrave, enjoying live performances and vibrant atmosphere.

Sense 2:

  1. Every Friday night, the local pub hosts a whrave where everyone gathers to celebrate the weekend.
  2. The high school reunion is always a significant whrave in our town, bringing old friends together.

Sense 3:

  1. We are planning to whrave this weekend, attending a unique party thrown by our neighbor.
  2. She loves to whrave at various events, always seeking new experiences and social connections.

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