radge
/ (rædʒ) Scot dialect /
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adjective
angry or uncontrollable
noun
a person acting in such a way
a rage
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Word Origin for radge
variant of rage; perhaps influenced by Romany raj
Words nearby radge
radeau, radectomy, Radek, Radetzky, Radford, radge, Radha, Radhakrishnan, radi-, radiability, radiable
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