ave
- noun
- /eɪv/
- You can find the community center right off of Maple Ave in the heart of the city.
We naked man running with saw down White Elk Ave.
- We naked man running with saw down White Elk Ave.
- I'm telling you, I met Paul on Lexington Ave.
- Yeah, there was a photo of a woman on Western Ave.
- But I think there's a bigger point, which is Madison Ave.
- I get hit by a car crossing Park Ave.
- So my commute was literally half a mile down Fountain Ave.
- And I mean the, you know, Bushwick or, or sorry, Bedford Ave.
- And their grandma and I were walking down Grand Ave.
- Next up, we have Julissa from Central Ave.
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Right now it's Wonderland Ave., which is a Danny Shogerman book and a notebook, which is just for for notes.
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My friend lives on Ave Avenue, which is always busy with traffic.
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This is called Sweetser Ave, which looks like a golden pink.
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Well, they had those urinals on Princess Ave by Princess Park.
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Hausman felt that if you look down an Ave., you had to have have a closed Vista.
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This is the Park Ave Princess Chisel palette.
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And this is the main Ave., the Avenida, the Los Presidentes, very, very impressive looking Ave.
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Maybe some of the people online, but maybe not this Monday at ITF, which is it's right across the street from the Caltrain station on University Ave., easy to get to.
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The month after Telegraph Ave., we're reading Evidence of Things Unseen by Marianne Wiggins.
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Did it did Like people in Hollywood and in Wall Street and in Madison Ave., they overvalued like restriction and they undervalue awareness.
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Etymology
Ave is simply an abbreviation of avenue, a word for 'a broad street', and you often see it in addresses and on signs.