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Rag

Hebrew Meaning

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English Meaning

  1. A scrap of cloth.
  2. A piece of cloth used for cleaning, washing, or dusting.
  3. Threadbare or tattered clothing.
  4. Cloth converted to pulp for making paper.
  5. A scrap; a fragment.
  6. Slang A newspaper, especially one specializing in sensationalism or gossip.
  7. The stringy central portion and membranous walls of a citrus fruit.
  8. on the rag Vulgar Slang Menstruating.
  9. on the rag Vulgar Slang Irritable; grouchy.
  10. Slang To tease or taunt. See Synonyms at banter.
  11. Slang To berate; scold.
  12. Chiefly British To play a joke on.
  13. Sports In ice hockey, to maintain possession of (the puck) by outmaneuvering opposing players, especially so as to kill a penalty.
  14. Chiefly British A practical joke; a prank.
  15. A roofing slate with one rough surface.
  16. Chiefly British A coarsely textured rock.
  17. To compose or play (a piece) in ragtime.
  18. A piece written in ragtime.

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