noun
General Slang
ratbag
RAT-bag · noun · informal
A rogue or troublemaker; a mischievous person.
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A disreputable, eccentric or cheeky person; often used affectionately.
“You little ratbag, you scared me!”
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ratbag In A Sentence
You little ratbag, you scared me!
Origin & Usage
Australian; literally a bag of rats, extended to a rascal.
People Also Ask
What does ratbag mean?
It's an Australian term for a rogue, troublemaker or mischievous person. It's often said affectionately rather than as a genuine insult.
Is ratbag an insult?
It can be, but it's usually mild and often affectionate, like calling a cheeky kid a 'little ratbag'.
Where does the word ratbag come from?
It's Australian and started as a literal 'bag of rats', later extended to describe a rascal or scoundrel.
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