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'''Wake''' can refer to several things:
'''Wake''' can refer to:
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*'''[[Wake]]''' is the region of [[turbulence]] immediately to the rear of a solid body caused by the flow of a fluid over or around the body. An extreme example can be found in the [[Wake Shield Facility]] which was created by [[Maxime Faget]]'s company.
*[[wake]], the region of [[turbulence]] immediately to the rear of a solid body caused by the flow of a fluid over or around the body
*A '''[[wake (ceremony)|wake]]''' is a [[ritual]] which takes place during some [[funeral]] ceremonies.
*[[wake (ceremony)]], a ritual which takes place during some funeral ceremonies
*The Wake is a nickname for '''''[[Finnegans Wake]]''''', a celebrated [[James Joyce]] [[novel]].
*'''[[Wake (comic)|Wake]]''' is a French comic in book collection format created by Morvan Buchet.
*''[[Wake (comic)]]'', a French comic in book collection format created by Morvan Buchet
*'''''[[Wake (album)|Wake]]''''', a compilation album from Dead Can Dance albums.
*''[[Wake (album)]]'', a compilation album from Dead Can Dance albums
*To "[[Awake|awaken]]" someone into a state of awareness or alertness.
*wake, to [[awake]]n someone into a state of awareness or alertness
*The Wake is a nickname for ''[[Finnegans Wake]]'', the James Joyce novel


'''Wake''' is the name of more than one place:
'''Wake''' as a place:
*[[Wake Island]], a U.S. possession in the Pacific Ocean.
*[[Wake, Okayama]], Japan
*[[Wake Island]], a U.S. possession in the Pacific Ocean
*[[Wake, Okayama]], Japan.
*[[Wake Forest, North Carolina]], USA

Other uses:
*[[wakes week]], an English holiday tradition


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Revision as of 21:31, 13 August 2006

Wake can refer to:

  • wake, the region of turbulence immediately to the rear of a solid body caused by the flow of a fluid over or around the body
  • wake (ceremony), a ritual which takes place during some funeral ceremonies
  • Wake (comic), a French comic in book collection format created by Morvan Buchet
  • Wake (album), a compilation album from Dead Can Dance albums
  • wake, to awaken someone into a state of awareness or alertness
  • The Wake is a nickname for Finnegans Wake, the James Joyce novel

Wake as a place:

Other uses: