Other Words from new wave

new-wave \ ˈnü-ˈwāv

, ˈnyü- , -ˌwāv \ adjective

new waver \ ˈnü-ˈwā-vər

, ˈnyü- \ noun

Examples of new wave in a Sentence

people who listened to punk, New Wave, or disco

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