rager
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- noun
- /ˈreɪdʒər/
- Slang
:
fiesta salvaje
- This party is gonna be an epic rager.
- throw a rager
You never leave those things thinking that was a total rager blast.
- You never leave those things thinking that was a total rager blast.
Examples
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I heard it was quite a rager.
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We're having a huge rager tonight.
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Your man, Jack, told me about that rager you threw on the roof not too long ago.
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I hope it's like a full-blown rager.
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I thought we were gathering a few pals, not throwing a rager.
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Oh, uh, dude, Shep's parents are gone all semester, so we're gonna have mad ragers, like, every weekend.
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We're having a huge rager tonight, with loud music and all our friends invited.
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This party is going to be an epic rager filled with dancing and excitement.
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I told you, Kenny Ashton's having a big rager at his parents' house tonight.
Synonyms
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Lively noisy party with drinking and dancing
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A loud happy party with dancing and drinking
A loud, fun party common in Australia and New Zealand
A loud party where people drink too much and act wild
How Wild
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- Slang
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- Informal
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- Informal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rager comes from rage ('strong feeling' or 'anger') plus -er, and it gives the image of a party so loud and wild it seems to be 'raging' with energy. So a rager is a very loud, wild party.