1. rag

noun. (ˈræg) A small piece of cloth or paper.
Synonyms
shred tag tatter pine-tar rag piece of material tag end piece of cloth
Antonyms
like calm refrain refuse lend
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)
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2. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Treat cruelly.
Synonyms
oppress persecute hassle badger tease harass harry chevy molest pester bedevil bug beset chivy torment madden chevvy beleaguer hamstring crucify provoke chivvy dun plague frustrate
Antonyms
incorrectness incorrect false improper wrongness
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

3. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Play in ragtime.
Synonyms
spiel play
Antonyms
depressurize pressurize pressurise
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

4. rag

noun. (ˈræg) Newspaper with half-size pages.
Synonyms
newspaper tabloid paper sheet
Antonyms
lose sell end stay leave
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

5. rag

noun. (ˈræg) A week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities.
Synonyms
rag day rag week hebdomad week
Antonyms
take away repel arrive soothe reassure
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

6. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Break into lumps before sorting.
Synonyms
fragment break up fragmentise fragmentize
Antonyms
unfold ride arrange bore uncover
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

7. rag

noun. (ˈræg) Music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano).
Synonyms
ragtime dance music
Antonyms
pull out dissuade go
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

8. rag

noun. (ˈræg) A boisterous practical joke (especially by college students).
Synonyms
practical joke
Antonyms
attract satisfy
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

9. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations.
Synonyms
devil grate hassle harass harry annoy chevy molest displease rankle chivy beset bother rile antagonise get chevvy fret peeve vex get to nark ruffle eat into provoke antagonize chivvy gravel chafe irritate nettle get at get under one's skin plague
Antonyms
please desynchronise blur unbalance wrong
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)

10. rag

verb. (ˈræg) Censure severely or angrily.
Synonyms
chew out lecture remonstrate call on the carpet call down take to task chide reproof reprimand chasten lambaste rebuke tell off objurgate have words scold criticise correct bawl out berate dress down trounce castigate jaw chew up pick apart brush down knock chastise criticize lambast
Antonyms
praise better stifle cultivated plant curse
Etymology
rag (English)
rǫgg (Old Norse)
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