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In the United States, a wave means "good bye."

We're in the second week of an unrelenting heat wave.

She designated their table with a wave of the hand.

wave your hands

The LDP rode on the wave of Koizumi's popularity.

What Jansky had observed was the 14.6m wavelength radio wave from the Milky Way's core.

We're suffering from an unbearable heat wave for the second week straight.

Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

Quite a few people were killed on the cold wave that hit this area.

History is like Quantum Physics, the observer affects the event observed. Is the Kennedy assasination a particle or a wave?

I waved to/at him from the window but he didn't see me. She waves her hands about/around a lot when she's talking.

The little boy waved to his mother as the school bus pulled away from the curb.

I love the sea in winter when the waves are enormous.

You can go to Hawaii if you want to ride on large waves.

At the border the customs officer just waved us through.

She was dressed in wool.

I learned how to spin wool from watching my grandmother.

He cannot tell wool from cotton.

Wool dyes nicely.

Sheep provide us with wool.

Australia exports a lot of wool.

We wear wool in winter.

You cannot pull the wool over my eyes.

To record something, they used knotted cords made of the wool of the llama or alpaca.

Mr Brown is a wool merchant.

Soft wool is more expensive than coarse wool and both are superior to synthetics made of nylon.

My father's work is to buy wool.

There is no wool so white that a dyer can't make it black.

Cats love to run after balls of wool.

Sheep are raised for their wool and meat.