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radgie
What does radgie mean?
A short-tempered, aggressive person, the sort who kicks off in the queue at the bus station. Often someone you cross the street to avoid.
"Some radgie was screaming at the cashier over a meal deal."
Origin
From 'radge' (Scots/North-East) meaning mad or wild — likely from Romani 'raj' or a clipped 'enraged'.
Frequently asked questions
What does radgie mean?
A radgie is an angry, aggressive person — or the rage itself.
How do you use radgie in a sentence?
"He went full radgie when they knocked his pint over."
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