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Ragay is the tag for "the hot chick". You know the one--- you notice her at school or at work... and all the girls want to be her and the guys want to be with her. It seems as it she has it all going on, the looks, the sense of humor, the intelligence, the drive. Ragay has everything going for her. OR it could just be the middle name that your drunk uncle gave you at birth because he thought it was funny at the time.
Ragay is the tag for "the hot chick". You know the one--- you notice her at school or at work... and all the girls want to be her and the guys want to be with her.
Ragay by Tahnee A August 31, 2006
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Ragay • ragayazhini • ragayuj • ragamuffin • raggy • raga • rafay • ragan • ragad • raaynaa

Grazie ragazzi

Well know sentence of Sebastian Vettel in Formula 1 when he gets in P1 or wins a race.
It means “thanks guys” in italian
Sometimes used as a meme when you win a race in karting or in other Motorsport faculties in general
Most adorable woman, harwork, full of confidence, most independent woman on earth, down to earth. Once you know her don't ever try to make her angry. You must don't want to see how fierce she will.
Eric , lots of love rahayu
rahayu by Mark Leng December 29, 2017
The worst character in Kill la Kill. Intended on killing her family and all of humanity. Also the mother of Satsuki and Ryuko.
Ryuko: "FUCK YOU RAGYO"
Ragyo by DudeBroKowski September 23, 2021
if you know anybody having that name ... like your friend or your bestie or your girlfriend or someone close to you.

you'll find them very talkative, so adorable, so cute looking and you'll start liking her when you start being closer.

she is super friendly and everybody loves to be her friend.

she is the kind of person who never wants any of her friends to be sad or depressed on her presents.

she is very joyful even when she cracks bad jokes. she is the one who stands up for her friends.
person 1:hey ragavi !

person Ragavi ?
a term to say that you are super friendly.
Ragavi by Fvehhnycgkjn March 20, 2020

Grazie ragazzi. 

An Italian sentence which means "thank you guys." in English. This sentence expresses proudly feeling of a Scuderia Ferrari driver to the team and the crews when they achieved some milestones.
This sentence is usually spoken and popularized by German Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel when he gets pole position, or when he wins a race since he joined the Ferrari F1 team on 2015.
Ferrari Crew: “P1 Sebastian! One and two. Well managed. Nice drive”.
Vettel: “Dai un’altra bandiera a Maranello. Vai! Grazie! Forza Ferrari. Grazie mille. Grazie ragazzi. Grande lavoro.”

- Sebastian Vettel post-race team radio after he won the Hungarian Grand Prix on 2017.
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