"get one's rag out" what does it means?
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I have not heard to get one's rag out, but I do know the expression, "to lose your rag" or 'he lost his rag" - but in bothe cases it means to lose you temper with or get angry. Slang term.
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"To get angry". I don't think it gets used much anymore though.
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