Definition of rager in English:

rager

noun ˈreɪdʒəˈrājər

1A person or thing that rages.
the coach is a considerably different character to his predecessors, the rationalist rather than the rager
we get either a lot of small fires, or a bunch of ragers, which require sustained fire-fighting activity
Example sentencesExamples
- You get it all here - Iggy the crooner, Iggy the growler, Iggy the philosopher and Iggy the rager, raging against the dying of the night where the street fight that is rock mocks the slippery stranglehold of the recording industry.
- Leni Zumas's visceral debut novel is a darkly funny and disturbing rager.
- We knew that our backfire wasn't going to put this fire out - but it did diffuse the power of the rager.
- He saw that a lot of characters over the last 20 or so years have been comic ragers, angry people, and I think he set himself the challenge of trying to say, "What happens if you have a character whose comedy comes from the fact that she can't ever be angry, except maybe when she was alone?"
- Like many other Belgian architects he went from traditionalism to an opulent non-mainstream modernism - there don't seem to have been many Blomfieldesque ragers against Modernismus here.
- They decided to finish this year's game reviews section with a major rager of an article.
1. 1.1North American informal A wild party, typically involving the consumption of alcohol.
  their house parties weren't typical high-school ragers
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was at one of these ragers that I first met Keir, er, I should say, that Keir first met me.
  Sandberg throws big ragers - with live music and up to 500 guests - for special occasions like opening day of the sail season, Fleet Week, and the summer solstice.
  The two showed up at a pool-side major rager in Kaohsiung two weekends ago where, according to the report, people were, surprise surprise, high on a whole alphabet of drugs.
  Beer was bought, a game of skate was played, music bumpin' - it was a rager.
  We were able to step up the awards ceremony from last year's weenie roast to a full-blown rock'n'roll New York City rager.
  His parents went out of town last year, and that was the biggest rager ever!
  At a motel room rager, fun reaches its legal limit and the girls are arrested and taken to jail.
  While next Tuesday's Safety Scissors gig is certified bananas, last Tuesday over at Blizzarts it was a teary eyed rager as the Flexout crew bid a fond farewell to their regular night.
  Wow, Montrealers have been throwing some outright ragers these last few weeks.
  The Big Green party scene is still as wild as ever, with competitive beer pong, frat and sorority disco ragers, and the notoriously wild Dartmouth Winter Carnival.
2. 1.2Australian informal A person who habitually enjoys themselves at parties, nightclubs, etc. in a wild or unrestrained way.
  all over Queensland, ragers are getting ready for the biggest party of the year
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ragers follow the party.
  Also, late night ragers or those seeking plenty of company may not find too much of same.
  Where are my ragers at?
  The recent Preakness centaur mascot "Kegasus" was adopted purely to cater to this infield crowd, the ragers who often couldn't care less about who wins, places or shows.

Definition of rager in US English:

rager

nounˈrājər

1A person or thing that rages.
ragers defend against their shame by becoming angry
I had a rager of a headache all day
Example sentencesExamples
- We knew that our backfire wasn't going to put this fire out - but it did diffuse the power of the rager.
- They decided to finish this year's game reviews section with a major rager of an article.
- Leni Zumas's visceral debut novel is a darkly funny and disturbing rager.
- He saw that a lot of characters over the last 20 or so years have been comic ragers, angry people, and I think he set himself the challenge of trying to say, "What happens if you have a character whose comedy comes from the fact that she can't ever be angry, except maybe when she was alone?"
- You get it all here - Iggy the crooner, Iggy the growler, Iggy the philosopher and Iggy the rager, raging against the dying of the night where the street fight that is rock mocks the slippery stranglehold of the recording industry.
- Like many other Belgian architects he went from traditionalism to an opulent non-mainstream modernism - there don't seem to have been many Blomfieldesque ragers against Modernismus here.
1. 1.1North American informal A wild party, typically involving the consumption of alcohol.
  their house parties weren't typical high-school ragers
  Example sentencesExamples
  We were able to step up the awards ceremony from last year's weenie roast to a full-blown rock'n'roll New York City rager.
  The two showed up at a pool-side major rager in Kaohsiung two weekends ago where, according to the report, people were, surprise surprise, high on a whole alphabet of drugs.
  It was at one of these ragers that I first met Keir, er, I should say, that Keir first met me.
  While next Tuesday's Safety Scissors gig is certified bananas, last Tuesday over at Blizzarts it was a teary eyed rager as the Flexout crew bid a fond farewell to their regular night.
  Wow, Montrealers have been throwing some outright ragers these last few weeks.
  Beer was bought, a game of skate was played, music bumpin' - it was a rager.
  The Big Green party scene is still as wild as ever, with competitive beer pong, frat and sorority disco ragers, and the notoriously wild Dartmouth Winter Carnival.
  His parents went out of town last year, and that was the biggest rager ever!
  Sandberg throws big ragers - with live music and up to 500 guests - for special occasions like opening day of the sail season, Fleet Week, and the summer solstice.
  At a motel room rager, fun reaches its legal limit and the girls are arrested and taken to jail.

词汇	rager
释义	Definition of rager in English: rager noun ˈreɪdʒəˈrājər 1A person or thing that rages. the coach is a considerably different character to his predecessors, the rationalist rather than the rager we get either a lot of small fires, or a bunch of ragers, which require sustained fire-fighting activity Example sentencesExamples You get it all here - Iggy the crooner, Iggy the growler, Iggy the philosopher and Iggy the rager, raging against the dying of the night where the street fight that is rock mocks the slippery stranglehold of the recording industry. Leni Zumas's visceral debut novel is a darkly funny and disturbing rager. We knew that our backfire wasn't going to put this fire out - but it did diffuse the power of the rager. He saw that a lot of characters over the last 20 or so years have been comic ragers, angry people, and I think he set himself the challenge of trying to say, "What happens if you have a character whose comedy comes from the fact that she can't ever be angry, except maybe when she was alone?" Like many other Belgian architects he went from traditionalism to an opulent non-mainstream modernism - there don't seem to have been many Blomfieldesque ragers against Modernismus here. They decided to finish this year's game reviews section with a major rager of an article. 1.1North American informal A wild party, typically involving the consumption of alcohol. their house parties weren't typical high-school ragers Example sentencesExamples It was at one of these ragers that I first met Keir, er, I should say, that Keir first met me. Sandberg throws big ragers - with live music and up to 500 guests - for special occasions like opening day of the sail season, Fleet Week, and the summer solstice. The two showed up at a pool-side major rager in Kaohsiung two weekends ago where, according to the report, people were, surprise surprise, high on a whole alphabet of drugs. Beer was bought, a game of skate was played, music bumpin' - it was a rager. We were able to step up the awards ceremony from last year's weenie roast to a full-blown rock'n'roll New York City rager. His parents went out of town last year, and that was the biggest rager ever! At a motel room rager, fun reaches its legal limit and the girls are arrested and taken to jail. While next Tuesday's Safety Scissors gig is certified bananas, last Tuesday over at Blizzarts it was a teary eyed rager as the Flexout crew bid a fond farewell to their regular night. Wow, Montrealers have been throwing some outright ragers these last few weeks. The Big Green party scene is still as wild as ever, with competitive beer pong, frat and sorority disco ragers, and the notoriously wild Dartmouth Winter Carnival. 1.2Australian informal A person who habitually enjoys themselves at parties, nightclubs, etc. in a wild or unrestrained way. all over Queensland, ragers are getting ready for the biggest party of the year Example sentencesExamples Ragers follow the party. Also, late night ragers or those seeking plenty of company may not find too much of same. Where are my ragers at? The recent Preakness centaur mascot "Kegasus" was adopted purely to cater to this infield crowd, the ragers who often couldn't care less about who wins, places or shows. Definition of rager in US English: rager nounˈrājər 1A person or thing that rages. ragers defend against their shame by becoming angry I had a rager of a headache all day Example sentencesExamples We knew that our backfire wasn't going to put this fire out - but it did diffuse the power of the rager. They decided to finish this year's game reviews section with a major rager of an article. Leni Zumas's visceral debut novel is a darkly funny and disturbing rager. He saw that a lot of characters over the last 20 or so years have been comic ragers, angry people, and I think he set himself the challenge of trying to say, "What happens if you have a character whose comedy comes from the fact that she can't ever be angry, except maybe when she was alone?" You get it all here - Iggy the crooner, Iggy the growler, Iggy the philosopher and Iggy the rager, raging against the dying of the night where the street fight that is rock mocks the slippery stranglehold of the recording industry. Like many other Belgian architects he went from traditionalism to an opulent non-mainstream modernism - there don't seem to have been many Blomfieldesque ragers against Modernismus here. 1.1North American informal A wild party, typically involving the consumption of alcohol. their house parties weren't typical high-school ragers Example sentencesExamples We were able to step up the awards ceremony from last year's weenie roast to a full-blown rock'n'roll New York City rager. The two showed up at a pool-side major rager in Kaohsiung two weekends ago where, according to the report, people were, surprise surprise, high on a whole alphabet of drugs. It was at one of these ragers that I first met Keir, er, I should say, that Keir first met me. While next Tuesday's Safety Scissors gig is certified bananas, last Tuesday over at Blizzarts it was a teary eyed rager as the Flexout crew bid a fond farewell to their regular night. Wow, Montrealers have been throwing some outright ragers these last few weeks. Beer was bought, a game of skate was played, music bumpin' - it was a rager. The Big Green party scene is still as wild as ever, with competitive beer pong, frat and sorority disco ragers, and the notoriously wild Dartmouth Winter Carnival. His parents went out of town last year, and that was the biggest rager ever! Sandberg throws big ragers - with live music and up to 500 guests - for special occasions like opening day of the sail season, Fleet Week, and the summer solstice. At a motel room rager, fun reaches its legal limit and the girls are arrested and taken to jail.
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