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There are two interconnected meanings from this word: an adjective and a noun as follows;

1. the loose piece of skin on the under-belly of a man's penis, stretching from just before the 'bell-end' upto the scrotum sack.

2. the act of gripping the aforementioned ragalag between the thumb and fore-finger and gently shaking it, i.e 'ragalag-ing'. This is often done in the presence of a girl to promote the feeling of digust.
ragalag by Gurpal May 24, 2004
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Rio is a raggling ragging sagging bagging ragalag rangling.
Ragalag by footielover4350 December 11, 2022
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Ragabaga 

an exclamation that develops when you are in lack of words to describe your emotions/feelings and thoughts.
(Real life situation)
Andrew: Hey Warren, what was the homework due yesterday?
Warren: uh...RAGABAGA
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Ragamagoon 

A racoon with AIDS that face a distorted face
Ewww That thing is so ugly like a Ragamagoon
Ragamagoon by bOI d SINCO February 8, 2018

RagaRaga 

The act of sexually assaulting someone while under the influence of crack, weed, alcohol, and any other type of contraband. Usually performed at any given moment of the sign of a boner.
Kristen: "I don't like RagaRaga!! DX"
Charlie: "I don't care! You're gonna get RAGARAGAED!"
Kristen: "Noooooooo!"
Charlie: "Yessssssss!"
RagaRaga by lilbatman16 December 29, 2010

ragamagoosh 

1) a large boat full of upside-down rats with no eyes
2) any word, hat, or bucket used to kill mountain goats
hey look at that ragamagoosh, i bet it's full of upside-down rats and what not.

lets go kill some goats with our brand new ragamagoosh

Ragataga 

The act of intercourse where a male inserts the tip of his erect penis into one’s nostril making them sneeze all over them.
I can’t wait to do Ragataga with gordon
Ragataga by charliejonson January 18, 2022
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