rave

verb
UK /reɪv/
US /reɪv/

To talk about something in a very excited and happy way.

Everyone raved about the delicious cake at the party.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To speak in a wild, confused, or angry way.

The tired child began to rave about the unfair rules.

3. A big, loud party with music and dancing that lasts late into the night.

They went to a rave in the city on Saturday night.

4. Very enthusiastic praise, as in a rave review.

The new movie got rave reviews from critics.