1. To sex someone
2. To make fun/give someone a hard time about something
3. Girls are 'on this' during menstration
2. To make fun/give someone a hard time about something
3. Girls are 'on this' during menstration
1. 'Hey Bro I totally ragged that girl last night'
2. 'Yeah he ended up having sex with the 60 year old'
'gross man, I take it you've ragged him hard about it'
3. 'Dude what's up with her today?'
'dunno, probably on the rag'
2. 'Yeah he ended up having sex with the 60 year old'
'gross man, I take it you've ragged him hard about it'
3. 'Dude what's up with her today?'
'dunno, probably on the rag'
by donkeystuff11 February 12, 2009
Random Ass Girl/Guy.
1.A random unknown person your friend brings home.
2. A random unknown person your friend brings to an event.
3. A random unknown unexpected person your friend brings to hang out.
1.A random unknown person your friend brings home.
2. A random unknown person your friend brings to an event.
3. A random unknown unexpected person your friend brings to hang out.
My roommate is driving me crazy because he's always bringing home RAGs!
Why did he bring that RAG to my birthday?
I hate when she brings a RAG out with us. It was supposed to be girls night.
Why did he bring that RAG to my birthday?
I hate when she brings a RAG out with us. It was supposed to be girls night.
by Illusion36 September 03, 2013
by TurtleTj July 04, 2009
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To have sex with.
Derives from the British term 'to Shag', which became popular within the USA due to the film 'Austin Powers'. Rag is used only in the conditional and past tense, or used as an expletive.
For the conditional, Rag would be used to infer that you would have the pleasure of being intimate with the object/person. It most frequently appears in the cliché, 'I'd rag her/him anyday!'
While on the other hand, in the Past tense, it is only used in a joking fashion. Using 'ragged' to tell the truth would only make people unable to take you seriously.
As an expletive, it is used as 'Raggy', which one shouts aloud to the unsupspecting public, to see if anyone noticing. Unofficially, it means 'I want to have sex with your right here right now.'
Derives from the British term 'to Shag', which became popular within the USA due to the film 'Austin Powers'. Rag is used only in the conditional and past tense, or used as an expletive.
For the conditional, Rag would be used to infer that you would have the pleasure of being intimate with the object/person. It most frequently appears in the cliché, 'I'd rag her/him anyday!'
While on the other hand, in the Past tense, it is only used in a joking fashion. Using 'ragged' to tell the truth would only make people unable to take you seriously.
As an expletive, it is used as 'Raggy', which one shouts aloud to the unsupspecting public, to see if anyone noticing. Unofficially, it means 'I want to have sex with your right here right now.'
Conditional:
Anthony: I would so rag Mrs. Coe!
Past Tense:
Ross: What were you doing around around Connor's house yesterday, Richard?
Richard: Ragging his bedsheet! What do you think?
Expletive:
Anthony: RAGGY!
Ross: Mate, you just shouted that out the window to small French Children.
Anthony: I would so rag Mrs. Coe!
Past Tense:
Ross: What were you doing around around Connor's house yesterday, Richard?
Richard: Ragging his bedsheet! What do you think?
Expletive:
Anthony: RAGGY!
Ross: Mate, you just shouted that out the window to small French Children.
by Fabien Dumort July 05, 2007
by Mooju91 December 10, 2019
To argue without any care or attention. To verbally argue for the sheer hell of it. Arises from the word Ragged in relation to sleeping with someone of dubious respect or looks.
"Man, you're here ragging on anyone"
"I didnt come here ragging on you guys, i was making a real point"
"he totally ragged yesterday"
"I didnt come here ragging on you guys, i was making a real point"
"he totally ragged yesterday"
by Barry Whites October 12, 2006