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wave around

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wave something around
to raise something up and move it around so that everyone can see it. When Ruth found the money, she waved it around so everyone could see it. She kept waving around the dollar she found in the street.
See also: around, wave
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The sonic metamaterial uses cubes and octagons to create holes that can then bend the wave around the structure.
New metamaterial could be used to create high-definition ultrasound ... by Asian News International
In the last round of the cup it was the first time in my two years with the club that I saw a Mexican Wave around The Hawthorns.
WAVE'S NO FUN FOR ME SAYS MOWBRAY by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Because it would have been the perfect blunt instrument to wave around his head with menacing intent.
the train down to London on Monday by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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