Mexican waves
Mexican waves is the plural of Mexican wave.
Meaning of Mexican wave
Noun
Mexican wave (plural Mexican waves)
- A phenomenon that primarily occurs at sports events, where the members of the crowd stand up and/or raise their hands in turn, creating the illusion of a wave passing through the crowd.
- This is an important idea and can best be illustrated by analogy with a Mexican wave. Although the Mexican wave seems to involve the coherent motion of a large number of people, it is clear to those who have been involved, that the “trigger” for an individual to react is entirely spatially and...1995, Shane Cloude, An Introduction to Electromagnetic Wave Propagation & Antennas, Springer, 0-387-91501-X, pages 3–4
- Synonyms:
- audience wave, crowd wave, Kallang Wave, wave
Questions about Mexican waves
- What is Mexican waves the plural of?
- Mexican waves is the plural of Mexican wave.
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