lose one's rag
(British, _, slang) To become angry.
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(British, _, slang) To become angry.
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(UK, informal) To quarrel; to cease to be on friendly terms.
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To act or speak in heightened anger.
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Rag mode is the activated state you enter when something minor tips you over the edge — you're not just annoyed, you've flipped a switch. Think tunnel-vision irritability where every next thing hits twice as hard. Gamers use it to describe the mental state right before a rage-quit. In everyday slang it covers anyone visibly operating on their last nerve, snapping at anything in range. Once someone's in rag mode, rational conversation is basically offline until the cooldown kicks in.
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To quit (something) in anger.
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(Ireland, colloquial, figurative) get carried away; lose one's self-control; exceed one's limits or limitations.