oh my god, look at that ranga!
by bigbumhole69 October 2, 2016
Get the rangamug. A ranga is a basically a person with red hair and pubes, fiery bastards who'll tear you to shreds if you put shit on them
Ed Sheeran you beautiful bastard of a ranga
by ImYourRangaBitch November 14, 2019
Get the Rangamug. When a person has very pale skin, Red hair, and freckles. made famous by the use of it on Australia's comedy "Summer Heights High"
by Bwenen December 8, 2007
Get the Rangamug. by tillajims October 23, 2009
Get the Rangamug. A person with with orange hair as opposed to someone with regular genes, a ranga usually has fair skin, freckles and blue eyes, however ranga is usually used in reference to someone with orange hair.
Derived from Orang-utan, it is a derogatory name for the subject.
Derived from Orang-utan, it is a derogatory name for the subject.
by Josh2nv October 6, 2008
Get the Rangamug. by stile June 8, 2004
Get the The Rangamug. A descriptive term for a person with:
- orange hair (ranging from deep sandy coluour to burnt orange, (often described as "red" hair); and
- light complexion usually with dominant freckles, especially visible on the face.
Historic usage not intended to be derogatory - a term of endeerment. Similar example - "blonde" or "blondie".
Derived from the word orange or "oranger" - drawing from the typically orange hair and look.
Despite popular belief, the word ranga is not derived from "orangutan". These animals have a range of colours including browns, greys and reds, depending on gender, age, species, locale.
- orange hair (ranging from deep sandy coluour to burnt orange, (often described as "red" hair); and
- light complexion usually with dominant freckles, especially visible on the face.
Historic usage not intended to be derogatory - a term of endeerment. Similar example - "blonde" or "blondie".
Derived from the word orange or "oranger" - drawing from the typically orange hair and look.
Despite popular belief, the word ranga is not derived from "orangutan". These animals have a range of colours including browns, greys and reds, depending on gender, age, species, locale.
by Ridgemac July 18, 2010
Get the rangamug.