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The total package made him think of San Berdoo circa ‘39, him and Tim in a hot Olds ragger joy-riding to a hicktown prom, changing clothes at his place while the old lady hawked Watchtowers outside Coulter’s Department Store.

The Big Nowhere Ellroy, James, 1948- 1988

Christy's house supplied Dyke, a fine footballer and a splendid ragger; Claremont's sent two typical dormice in Forbes and Scobie; Buller's provided no one.

The Loom of Youth Alec Waugh 1939

And when your really scientific ragger sinks to this, he is nearing the end of his tether.

The Gold Bat 1928

And when your really scientific ragger sinks to this, he is nearing the end of his tether.

The Gold Bat 1928

And when your really scientific ragger sinks to this, he is nearing the end of his tether.

The Gold Bat 1928

Ann Veronica decided that "hoydenish ragger" was the only phrase to express her.

Ann Veronica: A Modern Love Story Herbert George 1909

It has a wet and wild world with lots of big ragger-tooth sharks.

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It has a wet and wild world with lots of big ragger-tooth sharks.

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Im a alaya so i don't know what happens inside the bathalaya group. how ever i know it is extremely difficult to bear the burden of being a bathalaya as a student who did the A / L in English medium. you wont understand half of the words they (bathalayas) use!! and well you will have no freedom if you choose to become a ragger.

Kottu 2009

It's only surmise, but one suspects he was rather more often the Bullingdon's raggee than the ragger, with one such ragging a neat metaphor for what has been happening to him all week.

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