rago

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).

by Mr Bigglesworth2 July 22, 2011

rago

A verb to describe the act of going out and getting inebriated, typically at a moment’s notice

Mate, I’m getting rago tonight and what.

Cannot wait for Monday night man, I always get rago and write off Tuesday and Wednesday at work

Did you see Bill on Friday mate, the guy was ragoed up something nasty

by juliusbleacher November 13, 2015

rago

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!

by Cunny Linguist July 11, 2008

rago

whatever; cool; ok; fuck it;

she said that we should do out and i was like, rago.

by ruby January 23, 2004

Rago

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"

by Josh Bryan September 10, 2006

rago

Rebelling Against Goverment Organizations. a society against the government

Matt Blanc is the leader of RAGO

by Lance Morris August 30, 2003

gago rago

a strange student who always signs up for things but never turns up, causing delays.

Damn, some Gago Rago has signed up for the gym this week, and he hasn't even turned up!

by hbbhgagorago April 12, 2017