-wave

See also: wave and WAVE

English

Etymology

Likely derived from new wave, and popularized by the terms chillwave and vaporwave.

Suffix

-wave

  1. Applied to various (often very specialised) music genres, subcultures and aesthetics.
    ‎chill + ‎-wave → ‎chillwave
    ‎dark + ‎-wave → ‎darkwave
    ‎vapor + ‎-wave → ‎vaporwave

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -wave
chillwave
darkwave
dolewave
electrowave
fashwave
lostwave
signalwave
Simpsonwave
slushwave
Sovietwave
synthwave
tavernwave
terrorwave
Trumpwave
vaporwave
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