- Used in situations where the amount of partying needed to be done can only be described as something that will take its toll on others. Used mainly by college-age kids, and in context of those who usually are frequent party-goers.
Rage
verb zero derivation
To party dangerously hard, to the point of absurdness
Etymology : Conversion from English rage meaning angry fury; violent anger
Source : October, 2011. “I have had a terrible week studying. I really need to rage this weekend.
Last modified: 5 December 2011