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radgie gadgie
An angry person, typically an old man. Radgie gadgies are most often angry at the shenanigans of children and teenagers.
radgie gadgie by gjellybean May 2, 2009
Radgie
A Radgie is usually descriptive of a male who is quick to temper. Adopted by Geordies's (individuals from the Newcastle upon Tyne region of England) it derives from the word rage or to rage. Often seen outside pubs and clubs shouting his mouth off at someone, or just raging in general at nothing.
"Look at that nutter, he's a proper Radgie"
"Look at that nutter, he's a proper Radgie"
Radgie by Inzannatee January 2, 2017
Radmila
A beautiful girl that is very smart, creative, loving and has a zest for life. She is very girly and also loves to travel and see new places and experience new things. She is also very friendly and social. Radmila is a girls name typically of Serbian ethnicity.
Radmila by mamakikibear February 3, 2010
radgical
The artist, Sia made up the word, which is a combination of "rad" and "magical". She has it tattooed on her right index finger with the trademark symbol included.
radgical by sia_hungary August 24, 2020
Radgie
A singular or collective of bus stop and public area dwelling little reprabates usually with cider and a 1 or more ASBOS.Donning sportwear they come out in greater numbers during the later hours and school holidays.
They are allergic to Books,education and any kind of witty remark or words with more than 2 syllables(it has a similar effect as Kryptonite does on Superman).Be careful as they become agitated and often violent if intelligence is flaunted blatantly inront of them.
Modes of transport include Mini motorbikes or stolen cars and stolen footwear(left shoe from the stand outside Foot Locker,right from the stand outside JD Sports).
The word originates and is used in the North East predominately the Newcastle area but has equivelants throughout the kingdom by names such as chav,kev etc.
They are allergic to Books,education and any kind of witty remark or words with more than 2 syllables(it has a similar effect as Kryptonite does on Superman).Be careful as they become agitated and often violent if intelligence is flaunted blatantly inront of them.
Modes of transport include Mini motorbikes or stolen cars and stolen footwear(left shoe from the stand outside Foot Locker,right from the stand outside JD Sports).
The word originates and is used in the North East predominately the Newcastle area but has equivelants throughout the kingdom by names such as chav,kev etc.
radilicious
radilicious by slyk vik January 9, 2009
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