the act of getting belligerently intoxicated while wearing sleeveless clothing. often accompanied by dancing, yelling, and impromptu cookouts.
by awwwshiiiiiiitkid October 29, 2010
Mood Swings, complete and utter bitchiness, and of course, rage, is what a woman will blame on her period... Just stay out of their way...
by ;)Doors Fan 0069 July 11, 2004
short version of 'raging'
mostly used by the people of northern ireland.
usually to take the piss..
meaning to have anger or frustration.
sometimes followed by: rage in a cage on a stage.
or: SMELL THE RAGE LEEEK.
mostly used by the people of northern ireland.
usually to take the piss..
meaning to have anger or frustration.
sometimes followed by: rage in a cage on a stage.
or: SMELL THE RAGE LEEEK.
by Lalalalalalalaamanda February 1, 2009
A sort of manic episode marked by irritability and/or varying levels of violence. Tends to occur over the summer months when partying too hard.
Sleep deprivation is the main cause. Drugs and alcohol can compound the problem (thus ensuring more entertainment).
Sleep deprivation is the main cause. Drugs and alcohol can compound the problem (thus ensuring more entertainment).
Hes been drinking for 2 days, and using what ever drugs are available. If he doesn't get some good sleep soon he might rage later tonight.
by LoosePhlegm August 16, 2006
to destroy or cause irreperable damage to another's property or person, usually without malicious intent and easily forgiven later. Involves alcohol consumption, nudity, and shaving cream. Participants may only use the word "RAGE" in preparation for and during this event, and it is always screamed as forcefully as possible.
the Rage:
He looked up at us and smiled: "You've ruined my life," he said, "you burned down my house and broke both of my legs."
"We were raging pretty hard," I said. "The ambulance and fire trucks should be here soon."
"You certainly were," he responded, and he winked at me.
He looked up at us and smiled: "You've ruined my life," he said, "you burned down my house and broke both of my legs."
"We were raging pretty hard," I said. "The ambulance and fire trucks should be here soon."
"You certainly were," he responded, and he winked at me.
by jaw5 November 4, 2005
by d ma November 18, 2003
It happens when someone is very angry or annoyed they start throwing and breaking stuff and screaming.
by loloben69 March 6, 2017