rager n.
1. a particularly good party.
Sl. U. | ||
Campus Sl. Nov. 10: rager – large, out-of-control party. | ||
On the Bro’d 20: Mad wet T-shirt ragers. |
2. (also rage) a person, or animal, known for wild behaviour.
Colonial Reformer II 107: A livelier lot of ‘ragers’ I haven’t seen for many a day. | ||
In Bad Company 275: Father’s going on like an old ‘rager’ bullock. | ||
(con. 1930s) Death of an Irish Town 20: They were, in the current slang of the town, ‘the buff shams’, ‘rager coves’. | ||
(con. mid-1960s) Glasgow Gang Observed 131: He’s a right rage, aw right. | ||
Sl. U. | ||
Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. |