Raggie 

A term commonly used to describe the resident of Winsted, CT in the Northwest part of the state. A raggie refers to a person who can often be mistaken as a smelly homeless person; they wear the same clothes just about every day, they wear British Knights and BUM sweatshirts. They are poor and their parents are on welfare; they have a large raggie family tree. They are often the brunt of jokes; it is not good to be known as a raggie.

I can't shop at IGA on Main St., that is where all of the raggies go.

Raggie by CNTBAG February 18, 2009

Raggie 

a raggie is not a person who is from Winsted, CT. The term raggie comes from Mt. Riga and the locals in Lakeville and Salisbury, CT call it Mt. Raggy. SO! A true and honest raggie or Raggy is a long time local of Lakeville, Salisbury, or Taconic who have spent many a summer day; fishing, swimming, kayaking, or boating on Mt. Riga.

I have lived in Lakeville my entire life, and every summer I go to my cabin on Mt. Riga, we call the year-rounders up there Raggies.

Raggie by Tryler Pat December 22, 2008

raggie 

someone who wears the same sweatshirt every day for weeks straight, who doesn't brush their hair and/or teeth (if they have any), who complains too much about their family and how they has no friends, and who talks to people that they know dont like them, just because they are jealous.

"Jessica the raggie has worn that shirt every day this week!"

raggie by dolce_gabanna November 23, 2006

raggie 

The improper spelling of the word raggy.

You're a raggy if you spell raggy raggie.

raggie by tetrahydrozoline HCI May 9, 2007

Raggie 

Short for "ragdoll", a breed of cat

"My boyfriend and I are going to get a raggie kitten"

"That raggie's paws are huge!"

Raggie by Diddsie April 16, 2009

Raggie 

A loving African who came over to England looking for sexy girls but instead found nothing but ketamine and nandos

Ryan wanted to be a raggie so he came to England

Raggie by jayster_1818 May 19, 2016

Afghan Raggie

Afghan Raggie is a term used to the describe the rudimentary usage of cigarrette papers to clean up spills.

Frank: I've just spilled my drink, have you got something to clean it up?

Albert: Here's some Rizla to make a wee Afghan Raggie

Afghan Raggie by The Great Bobinski August 5, 2009