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bullyrag
bullyrag, v. dial. or colloq. (ˈbʊlɪræg) Also balrag, balla-, balli-, ballyrag (ˈbælɪræg). [Etymology unknown: connexion with bully n. or v. is unlikely, as forms with bal-, bally- are widely diffused in the dialects.] a. To overawe, intimidate. Also, to scold, harass, badger. Hence bullyragging ppl... Oxford English Dictionary
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ballarag
ballarag obs. form of bullyrag. Oxford English Dictionary
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Frightened - definition of frightened by The Free Dictionary
frighten: verb affright , alarm , browbeat , bully , bullyrag , cow , daunt , deter , disquiet , exterrere , fright , give cause for alarm , horrify , intimidate ...
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Liberty 37
A UK tour with Bullyrag saw Liberty 37 spread the word around the country for the first time. wikipedia.org
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balrag
balrag obs. form of bullyrag. Oxford English Dictionary
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Threaten Synonyms and Antonyms - YourDictionary
Synonyms for THREATEN: bludgeon, browbeat, bulldoze, bully, bullyrag, cow, hector, intimidate, menace, strong-arm; Antonyms for THREATEN: help, protect, alleviate ...
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Carol Kenyon
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark 1997: Backing vocals on the album The Big Picture by Elton John 1998: Backing vocals on the album Songs of Praise by Bullyrag wikipedia.org
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ballyragging
ballyrag, ballyragging etc., varr. bullyrag, -ragging. Oxford English Dictionary
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harlot
▪ I. harlot, n. (ˈhɑːlət) Forms: 3– harlot; 3–4 herlot, (3 pl. har-, herloz), 4 harelot, harlatte, 4–6 harlote, -lotte, 5–6 -lat, 6 harllott. [As a word of masculine gender found early in 13th c., as feminine in 15th c.; a. OF. herlot, harlot, arlot masc., lad, young fellow, base fellow, knave, vaga... Oxford English Dictionary
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rag
▪ I. rag, n.1 (ræg) Also 4–7 ragg(e. [ME. ragge, possibly repr. an OE. *ragg (cf. raggiᵹ raggy a.1), ad. ON. rǫgg tuft or strip of fur (Norw. and Sw. ragg rough hair); the difference in sense between the ME. and ON. ns. may have been developed through the adjs. ragged and raggy.] I. 1. a. A small wo... Oxford English Dictionary
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