Similar words: craving, saving, heaving, gravity, depravity, living thing, moving, living. Meaning: ['reɪvɪŋ] 
n. declaiming wildly. adj. talking or behaving irrationally. adv. in a raving manner.
n. declaiming wildly. adj. talking or behaving irrationally. adv. in a raving manner. 
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61. Why can't you put that in your column, a little less of Stark's raving madness?
62. After all, he'snot just a social grub but a raving paranoid, endlessly mouthingsomething about attempted homicide by a Hereford.
63. " I can't recall it all, " I muttered. " He was raving. "
64. There's a new Italian place somebody at work was raving about.
65. His maniacal raving alarmed the butler, who called Woltz's personal physician and his second in command at the studio.
66. You paid $ 50 for that hat? You must be stark raving mad!
67. He went stark raving mad and began smashing the place up.
68. 'Drunk or raving,(http://sentencedict.com/raving.html)'said he.
69. In his raving he swore he would let her heart's blood out immediately.
70. The man was raving about some failure of the laboratory and I felt a swift uneasiness.
71. Everyone probably thinks that I'm a raving nymphomaniac, that I have an insatiable sexual appetite.
72. She passed a part of the night in delirium and raving.
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