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What is rago?
Emily Rago is the prettiest girl in the school. She always has brown hair and blue eyes. She loves soccer and boys named cody. She has the prettiest smile.
Cody: will you go out with me..?
Emily Rago: .......
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Rago - what is it?
Named after Julian Rago, refers to the kind of fortune where small victories are overshadowed by crushing demoralizing setbacks.
Yeah I got a date with this girl but she told me she didn’t think it was a date brought her whole family along and my friends were there to see me fail. I can’t help but feel like this is Rago Luck
What does "rago" mean?
a "bitch" who will scream at you and will give you dirty looks.also will put u in a hallway or a teamcenter.
Dude that snake(rago) is such a bitch
That snake(rago) just have me a detention, Bitch
Rago - what does it mean?
a strange student who always signs up for things but never turns up, causing delays.
Damn, some Gago Rago has signed up for the gym this week, and he hasn't even turned up!
Rago - meaning
A person who is poor/scruffy,And has no money, Also a word used in north wales is Gary,
"Look at that rago over there,"
"You are a rago mate"
"Shut up you rago"
Rago - definition
Rebelling Against Goverment Organizations. a society against the government
Matt Blanc is the leader of RAGO
Rago - slang
she said that we should do out and i was like, rago.
Rago
Adverb describing generally wreckless behaviour, i.e. someone who does something bad/anti-social in public without giving a fuck about being noticed by police, disapproving bystanders, etc.
He sparked up the lemon rago, right under old bill's nose!
Rago
A verb to describe the act of going out and getting inebriated, typically at a moment’s notice
Mate, I’m getting rago tonight and what.
Cannot wait for Monday night man, I always get rago and write off Tuesday and Wednesday at work
Did you see Bill on Friday mate, the guy was ragoed up something nasty
Rago
Adverb describing someone doesn't care about other peoples opinions.
Derives from Jamaican Patois 'Ragamuffin', which in turn derives from 'Rag-a-Muffin', which derives from 1350–1400 Middle English Ragamoffyn, name of a demon in the poem Piers Plowman
She went rago and sparked him in his eye ball.
That dance was rags(i.e. rago).