Pronunciation: /ræɡ aʊt/
noun a piece of old cloth or clothing
A1 I found an old rag out in the garage.
A2 She used a rag out to clean the spilled milk.
B1 The mechanic grabbed a rag out of his toolbox to wipe his hands.
B2 After the car race, the team used rags out to clean the vehicles.
C1 The artist used a rag out to blend the colors on the canvas.
C2 The antique collector carefully cleaned the delicate vase with a soft rag out.
verb to dress in old or worn-out clothes in a showy or ostentatious manner
A1 I rag out my old clothes to use them as cleaning rags.
A2 She loves to rag out her hair with colorful ribbons for special occasions.
B1 The kids rag out their toys all over the living room, making a mess.
B2 He decided to rag out his car with decals and stickers to give it a unique look.
C1 The designer ragged out the runway with elaborate decorations for the fashion show.
C2 The artist ragged out the gallery with his latest collection of paintings and sculptures.
formal She decided to rag out her old clothes and donate them to charity.
informal Let's rag out these old magazines and make room for new ones.
slang I'm going to rag out this playlist and add some new songs.
figurative After a long day at work, all I want to do is rag out on the couch and relax.
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