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What is The RA?The general information in a sentance...can normally be replaced by "you get the idea" Cat, Mat ra ra ra................... The RA - videoThe RA - what is it?I say that when I want to encourage, cheer up, urge on someone We are going to have an interesting talk given by a guest speaker tomorrow. Call your friends and ra-ra them What does "The RA" mean?all you here wen someone is complaining or bitching at u constantly. janette: you never listen to me rarara The RA - what does it mean?A shortened verbal version of "IRA" (Irish Republican Army), used predominantly in the north of Ireland. "Up the RA!" The RA - meaningadjective. describing a person who's generally on bullshit guy 1: ay dude get off of my girl The RA - definitionA phrase used to express great annoyance at a particular subject. Used to save time on explaining yourself. "I have just knocked over your pint" The RA - slangThe type of upper class english youth who talks with an affected accent, knows people who know people who know prince harry (and call him 'hazza'), who calls his mother 'mummy' even at the age of 23 and wears polo shirts and rugby shirts with the collars popped. So called because of the fact that when a ra ra laughs it sounds like they're shouting 'ra ra ra' to each other. Usually nice enough, if a bit pretentious. May have a swimming pool and a tendency to wear bright pink shirts. Might look gay, but usually just metrosexual. "I was at durham university the other day, and it's filled with ra ras there' The RAJenna: yo did you hear jess talking that ra ra earlier The RAPhrase usually used as an insult against young privately-educated upper-middle class Britons to mock their snobbish, privileged lifestyle and attitudes. Oh, Oakholme Lodge ra ra ra! The RAShort for IRA, meaning Irish Republican Army; An Irish paramilitary organisation located in Ireland, primarily in Northern Ireland during the early and late 20th century. The British and Irish Unionists in Northern Ireland (mostly protestants) view them as a terrorist group, where as the majority in Ireland, both in the Republic of Ireland and the Irish in Northern Ireland regard them as freedom fighters. The term is widely used in Irish catholic areas in Northern Ireland, as well as used throughout the rest of Ireland. It is used out of a familiarity with the organisation. "Johny used to be in the RA", "The RA got him", "Ooh ahh up the RA, say ooh ahh up the RA" |
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