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1 rag-tag
n1) розм. потолоч, набрід, покидьки суспільства; шушваль2) уся тепла компанія, усі гуртом* * *n1) набрід, покидьки суспільства2) вся чесна компанія, усі гуртом -
2 rag-tag
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3 tag-rag
1. nнатовп; голота2. adjобірваний, обідраний* * *I ['tʒgrʒg] nюрба, чернь••II [`tʒgrʒg] a -
4 tag-rag
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