Meaning of wake
Definition of wake
(noun)
the consequences of an
event
(especially a
catastrophic
event); "the aftermath of war"; "in the
wake
of the
accident
no one knew how
many
had been injured"
an
island
in the
western
Pacific
between
Guam and Hawaii
the
wave
that spreads
behind
a
boat
as it moves forward; "the motorboat's
wake
capsized the canoe"
a
vigil
held
over
a
corpse
the
night
before
burial; "there's no
weeping
at an Irish wake"
(verb)
be awake, be alert, be
there
stop
sleeping; "She woke up to the
sound
of the
alarm
clock"
arouse
or
excite
feelings
and passions; "The
ostentatious
way of
living
of the
rich
ignites the
hatred
of the poor"; "The refugees'
fate
stirred
up
compassion
around
the world"; "Wake old
feelings
of hatred"
make
aware
of; "His
words
woke us to
terrible
facts of the situation"
cause
to
become
awake
or conscious; "He was roused by the
drunken
men in the street"; "Please
wake
me at 6 AM."
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