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Adverb describing generally wreckless behaviour, i.e. someone who does something bad/anti-social in public without giving a fuck about being noticed by police, disapproving bystanders, etc. He sparked up the lemon rago, right under old bill's nose!
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whatever; cool; ok; fuck it; she said that we should do out and i was like, rago.
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Adverb describing someone doesn't care about other peoples opinions. Derives from Jamaican Patois 'Ragamuffin', which in turn derives from 'Rag-a-Muffin', which derives from 1350–1400 Middle English Ragamoffyn, name of a demon in the poem Piers Plowman She went rago and sparked him in his eye ball.
That dance was rags(i.e. rago). |
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A person who is poor/scruffy,And has no money, Also a word used in north wales is Gary, "Look at that rago over there,"
"You are a rago mate" "Shut up you rago" |
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Rebelling Against Goverment Organizations. a society against the government Matt Blanc is the leader of RAGO
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