ballarag
ballarag verb: to bully; to threaten or push around.
Verb
ballarag (third-person singular simple present ballarags, present participle ballaragging, simple past and past participle ballaragged)
- To bully; to threaten or push around.
- T. Warton of the French king— “You surely thought to ballarag us with your fine squadron off Cape Lagos.”1867, Admiral W. H. Smyth, Sailor's Word-Book
Forms of ballarag
| third-person singular present | ballarags |
|---|---|
| present participle | ballaragging |
| past participle | ballaragged |
| past | ballaragged |
Origin of ballarag
Corrupted from bullirag.
Questions about ballarag
- What does ballarag mean?
- Ballarag means to bully; to threaten or push around.
- What part of speech is ballarag?
- Ballarag is a verb.
- What is the past tense of ballarag?
- The past tense of ballarag is ballaragged.
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