>Rubrick just metioned somewhere "there's that
rag, again"<
Rag:
n. cloth; n. newspaper; n. music, a composition in ragtime; v. to harangue, rail at, scold, torment, tease (also ragging)
no feminist-slur intended
And this marked
origin unknown (sounds like a job for TsuwmMan!...faster than a reading bullet!
)
n. 1. any of various hard rocks 2.a large roofing slate that is rough on one side (rocks?...stales?)
And this:
n. chiefly Brit: an outburst of boisterous fun;
also PRANK (sounds like mav's department on both counts!
)
Also n. the stringy axis and white fibrous membrane of a citrus fruit, but Anu had a Daily Word for this last spring I liked much better...gotta look it up though, unless someone beats me to it.
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