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51rag — 1. lose one s rag Same as get one s rag out. 2. n. Undergraduate jollification for charitable purposes. 3. v. Play practical jokes. Create joyful uproar. 4. chew the rag Grumble. Complain. Argue. 5. n. Newspaper …
52rag — I. noun Etymology: Middle English ragge, from Old English *ragg, from Old Norse rǫgg tuft, shagginess Date: 14th century 1. a. a waste piece of cloth b. plural clothes usually in poor or ragged condition c. clothing < the rag trade …
53rag — A rag or The Rag is the outsider in the field, usually offered at a favorable price in betting …
54rag — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. shred, tatter, scrap, remnant; ragtime; (pl.) castoffs, hand me downs. See clothing, music. v., slang, tease, rib, kid, ridicule. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. cloth, remnant, wiper, dishrag, dustcloth,… …
55rag — See: CHEW THE FAT or CHEW THE RAG, GLAD RAGS …
56rag — See: CHEW THE FAT or CHEW THE RAG, GLAD RAGS …
57rag — 1. noun a) A piece of cloth torn off; a tattered piece of cloth; a shred; a tatter; a fragment. The song Maple Leaf Rag has a pleasant, bouncy tune. b) Hence, mean or tattered attire; worn out dress. 2. verb a) To scold or …
58rag — See: chew the fat or chew the rag, glad rags …
59rag it — vb to have sex ► Listen man, you rag it...if you want. (Former pop star Brian Harvey quoted in News of the World, 15 June 2003) …
60RAG — Rheinbraun (AC). Groupe charbonnier allemand. Numéro 2 mondial des groupes charbonniers privés en 1999 (derrière l américain Peabody). RAG et DSK contrôlent la production allemande de charbon …
