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ragesome

ragesome adjective: full of rage; furious.

Adjective

ragesome (comparative more ragesome, superlative most ragesome)

  1. (rare) Full of rage; furious.
    • He can be awful ragesome when he's excited, and it doesn't take much to start him.1913, Gene Stratton-Porter, Laddie
    • Something had distracted the elder from her murderous ragesome thought, Gillian suspected, though when she reached tentatively out, Nim Wei's mind was again a blank.2006, Emma Holly, Midnight Desire, page 154

Forms of ragesome

comparativemore ragesome
superlativemost ragesome

Origin of ragesome

From rage + -some.

Questions about ragesome

What does ragesome mean?
Ragesome means full of rage; furious.
What part of speech is ragesome?
Ragesome is an adjective.

Words near ragesome in the dictionary

  1. ragequitters
  2. ragequitting
  3. rager
  4. ragers
  5. rages
  6. ragesome
  7. ragest
  8. rageth
  9. ragetweet
  10. ragetweeted
  11. ragetweeting

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