rage v.
1. to live hedonistically, do something well.
![]() | (ref. to 1970s+) National Times 12 Jan. 1: The New Rage. [...] ‘Raging’ is a slang term for having a good time. It has been used among Australian youth for nearly a decade. Raging has meant letting go of one’s ordinary identity and all the cares, restraints and boredom that ordinariness entails [GAW4]. | |
![]() | Campus Sl. Mar. 5: rage – successfully and satisfactorily complete an action: Let’s rage on these sprints. Synonyms: dominate, blow away, jam. | |
![]() | College Sl. Dict. 🌐 rage [UCSB] party to excess. | |
![]() | Campus Sl. Apr. 8: rage – do something well. | |
![]() | White Shoes 52: We’ll go downstairs and rage it off. It starts to kick on about now. | |
![]() | Rubdown [ebook] The daughter of which William Street lawyer [...] is raging way too hard. | |
![]() | Guardian 3 Aug. 🌐 These events are all about raging hard, getting as fucked up as you can. | |
![]() | On the Bro’d 249: [L]ong ago their parents had raged and been wild. |
2. to look fashionable.
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3. to have sexual intercourse.
![]() | Campus Sl. Apr. | |
![]() | Sl. and Sociability 71: ‘To have sex’ is to rage or do the wild thing. |