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General Slang
in rag order
· phrase · irish
Wrecked. Either steaming drunk or an absolute state.
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In a complete state — drunk, hungover, hungover from being drunk, or just looking like you slept in a hedge. Anything tattered, chaotic, or falling apart. The 'rags' do the heavy lifting.
“The place was in rag order after the party — bottles everywhere and someone's shoe in the sink.”
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in rag order In A Sentence
The place was in rag order after the party — bottles everywhere and someone's shoe in the sink.
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Variants
rag order
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What does 'in rag order' mean?
It means wrecked — either steaming drunk or in an absolute state.
How do you use 'in rag order' in a sentence?
You might say 'He came home in rag order after the stag do'.
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