wave

a wave of the hand.

a wave of conservatism.

a wave of nausea; a wave of indignation.

a majestic wave of the hand.

a languid wave of the hand.

a tidal wave of crime.

The wave -ed the boat.

the first wave of settlers.

a jaunty wave of the hand

The cold wave will continue.

polarization of electromagnetic wave

wave in tropical stratosphere

fizzy new wave pop.

a television wave form monitor

advance in a wave-like manner

The endless river rolls its waves hour after hour.

Examples of benefits or costs of the current concentration wave are scanty.

It means " news waves" in English.

Shall plough the wave no more.

As such, it may well be riding the pedagogical wave of the future.

I watched many seabirds skimming the waves looking for food.

People are very pushy socially in New York, but they don't wave a flag.

Then comes a series of rolling waves.

Next up we have a heat wave.

We live for that thank you wave.