rag on (Meaning)
rag on
torment, tease, to make fun of, clothing, a low quality newspaper, something resembling a rag, a waste piece of cloth, newspaper, a sleazy newspaper, torment sense 2, tease, an outburst of boisterous fun, clothes usually in poor or ragged condition, a waste or worn piece of cloth, shabby or very worn clothing, to rail at, any of various hard rocks, a large roofing slate that is rough on one side, a composition in ragtime, prank
Synonyms & Antonyms of rag on
Synonyms:
- skewer
- cock a snook (at)
- deride
- shoot down
- taunt
- jibe
- scout
- cock snooks (at)
- make fun of
- poke fun at
- scoff (at)
- tease
- parody
- jeer
- sneer (at)
- gibe
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- needle
- mimic
- ape
- torment
- caricature
- put down
- target
- rib
- rally
- harry
- bad-mouth
- satirize
- harass
- ride
- chaff
- razz
- pooh-pooh
- heckle
- scorn
- bug
- pooh
- imitate
- belittle
- jive
- kid
- hassle
- rag
- tweak
- josh
- travesty
- bait
- disparage
- parrot
- burlesque
- take off (on)
- decry
- pester
- twit
- quiz
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
rag on Sentence Examples
- Sarah used an old rag to dust the furniture, leaving it spotless.
- The mechanic wrapped a rag around the wrench to prevent scratches on the delicate bolts.
- The painter dipped a paint-soaked rag into the thinner to clean his brushes.
- The dog's muddy paws stained the white rag used to wipe them clean.
- The gardener used a wet rag to gently remove aphids from his rose bushes.
- The surgeon used sterile rags to absorb fluids during the operation.
- The firefighters used a wet rag to cover their faces from the smoke.
- The hiker packed a small rag to wipe away sweat during his trek.
- The housekeeper used a damp rag to polish the glass windows to a brilliant shine.
- The chef used a clean rag to wipe down the countertops after preparing dinner.
FAQs About the word rag on
torment, tease, to make fun of, clothing, a low quality newspaper, something resembling a rag, a waste piece of cloth, newspaper, a sleazy newspaper, torment se
mock, laugh (at),ridicule, make sport of, skewer, cock a snook (at), deride, shoot down, taunt, jibe
endorse,approve, sanction, commend, indorse,applaud,
Sarah used an old rag to dust the furniture, leaving it spotless.
The mechanic wrapped a rag around the wrench to prevent scratches on the delicate bolts.
The painter dipped a paint-soaked rag into the thinner to clean his brushes.
The dog's muddy paws stained the white rag used to wipe them clean.
