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Typically wear snide clothing or adidas track suits, they go out and get mortal off frosty jacks, or sometimes when feeling classy lambrini. They don't know how to play music quietly, and go everywhere with a speaker playing some mc. A massive nuisance to the public, especially on metros. If you see a group of radgys do not make eye contact! You will get started on and brayed
Have you seen becca?

Oh yeah she's over there with that group of radgys
Radgy by RadgPacket123 November 18, 2016
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A violent, tacky, loud and dramatic person
She's a pure radgy!
radgy by bettytwooop May 30, 2016
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Similar to calling someone a muppet. You never know if its being used as an insult or as banter.
"Hey Vic, did you see Nick trying to hit on me a minute ago? The fucking radgy"
radgy by Tonim29 July 21, 2016

radgy gadgy 

Crazy bloke, usually found running and flailing down the street, shouting "You killed me ma". A disturbed radgy.
They've put that radgy gadgy back in Cherry Nocka

He was driving like a right radgy gadgy
radgy gadgy by sheen25 September 15, 2003

radgy/radge 

a radgy is another name for a charva - except radgys are people who actually are quite hard and start on every one, a radge is when sum1 goes in a mood
here man u fuckin radgy, ill fuckin bat ya all o'er - the type of thing 1 rady wud say 2 anotha
radgy/radge by hennebell111 September 7, 2003

radgy gadgy 

A bampot, some pure crazy ned, fae edinburgh
some pure radge pot bampot thinkin he the top gadgy fae embra chibbed that ned
radgy gadgy by Rossco February 8, 2005

radgy/radge 

cool, radical, swell. or RADGE-would mean if someone got angry
radgy-"oo that game's radgy!"
radge-"omg! dont get in such a radge!"
radgy/radge by Jo da ho May 5, 2003
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