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1. rag
noun. ['ˈræg'] a small piece of cloth or paper.
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
2. rag
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
4. rag
noun. ['ˈræg'] newspaper with half-size pages.
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
5. rag
noun. ['ˈræg'] a week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities.
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
6. rag
verb. ['ˈræg'] break into lumps before sorting.
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
7. rag
noun. ['ˈræg'] a boisterous practical joke (especially by college students).
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
8. rag
noun. ['ˈræg'] music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano).
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
9. rag
verb. ['ˈræg'] censure severely or angrily.
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)
10. rag
verb. ['ˈræg'] harass with persistent criticism or carping.
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- rag (English)
- rǫgg (Old Norse)