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to wave the chrome on the ass refers to shoot a firegun, to pop a gun
'Pac tried to front so I waved the chrome on his ass
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A wave similar to the courtesy wave, done while driving under the influence. This wave is often done with the hand that is holding the container of alcohol because the other hand is firmly holding the steering wheel.
Dude 1: "I heard you almost got in an accident last night."
Dude 2: "Yeah dude, we were so drunk! The dude that was driving cut off this van and almost ran into him! He stuck his beer can out and waved sorry to the guy though."
Dude 1: "At least he gave him a good courtesy dwi wave..."
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(1) To abort a carrier based landing by visually signaling to a pilot
(2) To signal or indicate to a pilot that an approach should be aborted
(3) To signal to anyone that proceeding is not going to work or is not advisable
(1) "Wave him off until we clear the wreckage off the deck"
(2) "I was trying to land during an earthquake so they had to wave me off"
(3) "I was hitting on a married chick until my wing man waved me off."
Second-wave feminism was a period of feminist activity that began in the early 1960s and lasted roughly two decades. It took place throughout the Western world, and aimed to increase equality for women by building on previous feminist gains.
Man, I sure do love 2nd Wave Feminism , speaking of equality, lets improve some of our pre-feminist movements.
A lowly prefect who only got the gig second time round. They are second-class citizens, and the lowest of the low. Zero rights, and no intelligence. Avoid at all costs
"Ugh, that Riley, he's such a second wave prefect."
"That's such a second wave thin to do."
The Schrödinger wave equation is a quantum mechanical equation that is used to measure aspects of a particle in a quantum system. It was pioneered by theoretical physicist Erwin Schrödinger.
The Schrödinger (wave) equation in this most simple form can be written H^ Ψ = ΕΨ.
H^ is called the Hamiltonian operator, and is written as H with a hat ^ but I can’t type that lmao.
The act of a member of the Royal Family waving at a member of the public but not in a Royal style (hand rotating in a forward direction with fingers fixed at a horizontal angle) but with their hand and fingers pointing to the person and them moving their fingers up and down in a friendly manner just like they are waving at an acquaintance.
In 1982 the Queen Mum waved at me with a Royal Finger Wave and not the usual Royal Wave whilst I crossed a bridge over the River Thames in London with my father.