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:
- scoff (at)
- jibe
- skewer
- cock snooks (at)
- scout
- jeer
- tease
- sneer (at)
- cock a snook (at)
- make fun of
- deride
- gibe
- taunt
- shoot down
- parody
- poke fun at
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- burlesque
- jive
- bait
- parrot
- kid
- twit
- decry
- pester
- harass
- put down
- disparage
- caricature
- harry
- satirize
- quiz
- scorn
- bad-mouth
- bug
- belittle
- target
- pooh
- ape
- torment
- rag
- tweak
- take off (on)
- pooh-pooh
- chaff
- ride
- heckle
- imitate
- travesty
- josh
- needle
- mimic
- rib
- razz
- hassle
- rally
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
ridicule, mock, laugh (at), make sport of, scoff (at), jibe, skewer, cock snooks (at), scout, jeer
commend, sanction, endorse,approve, 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.
