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ragey

ragey adjective: full of rage; very angry; furious.

Adjective

ragey (comparative ragier, superlative ragiest)

  1. (informal) Full of rage; very angry; furious.

Forms of ragey

comparativeragier
superlativeragiest

Origin of ragey

From rage + -y.

Questions about ragey

What does ragey mean?
Ragey means full of rage; very angry; furious.
What part of speech is ragey?
Ragey is an adjective.

Words near ragey in the dictionary

  1. rageth
  2. ragetweet
  3. ragetweeted
  4. ragetweeting
  5. ragetweets
  6. ragey
  7. ragfish
  8. ragfishes
  9. ragg
  10. ragga
  11. raggabash

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