NOUN
- a week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities
How To Use rag week In A Sentence
- Although in the past I know I have fully expressed my dislike for getting taken to school by my parents, during rag week we really had no choice.
- The whole gang get kidnapped by students indulging in some sort of rag week prank.
- Police have given permission for the march to take place although refused to let it begin from York Minster because of the University's student rag week.
- The spectacle of seeing drunken teenage boys and girls falling on the streets early in the afternoon shocked many in Sligo during rag week.
- We'd planned loads of entertainment in the bar right across rag week including comedians, bands and DJs.
- The Institute closed its bar during rag week last year and has developed a code of practice for all drinks-related activity on campus.
- He wasn't a med student collecting in the street for rag week.
- We want also to express our concern and sympathy to any person in the community who was discommoded by students' activities during Rag Week.
- Half the time they act like they are taking part in a university rag week.
- It made me laugh, even though it had a kind of amateur, student rag week kind of feel to it.