Definition of ranga in English:

ranga

noun ˈraŋə

Australian derogatory, informal

A red-haired person.
Example sentencesExamples
- How terrible it must have been for the ultra-competitor to realise he'd been beaten, by a ranga of the female persuasion no less.
- I feel a bit guilty because I get angry letters off rangas and parents with kids that are rangas.
- I generally see the same people walking most mornings - the wild-haired ranga with the hand weights, the two old Italian dudes who chat for the entire 7 km circuit, the guy who wears a white singlet no matter what the weather.
- I get called ranga and carrot-top, but the thing is, I get more compliments than not.
- The Cowboys winger is understandably very slow to get up after he had the stuffing knocked out of him by the hard hitting ranga!
- I have a soft spot for rangas.
- I think it would be fitting for the final doctor to finally be a fiery haired ranga.
- This is a win for all Aussies and especially for us rangas who think red is the new gold.
- I am almost the only person with dark hair in my extended family of rangas.
- She may like to be called a "ranga" but most people do not actually like to be insulted.

Origin

Early 21st century: from orangutan (the animal being known for its reddish hair).

Definition of ranga in US English:

ranga

nounˈraNGə

Australian derogatory, informal

A red-haired person.
Example sentencesExamples
- I get called ranga and carrot-top, but the thing is, I get more compliments than not.
- She may like to be called a "ranga" but most people do not actually like to be insulted.
- I feel a bit guilty because I get angry letters off rangas and parents with kids that are rangas.
- The Cowboys winger is understandably very slow to get up after he had the stuffing knocked out of him by the hard hitting ranga!
- I think it would be fitting for the final doctor to finally be a fiery haired ranga.
- I am almost the only person with dark hair in my extended family of rangas.
- I generally see the same people walking most mornings - the wild-haired ranga with the hand weights, the two old Italian dudes who chat for the entire 7 km circuit, the guy who wears a white singlet no matter what the weather.
- This is a win for all Aussies and especially for us rangas who think red is the new gold.
- I have a soft spot for rangas.
- How terrible it must have been for the ultra-competitor to realise he'd been beaten, by a ranga of the female persuasion no less.

Origin

Early 21st century: from orangutan (the animal being known for its reddish hair).

词汇	ranga
释义	Definition of ranga in English: ranga noun ˈraŋə Australian derogatory, informal A red-haired person. Example sentencesExamples How terrible it must have been for the ultra-competitor to realise he'd been beaten, by a ranga of the female persuasion no less. I feel a bit guilty because I get angry letters off rangas and parents with kids that are rangas. I generally see the same people walking most mornings - the wild-haired ranga with the hand weights, the two old Italian dudes who chat for the entire 7 km circuit, the guy who wears a white singlet no matter what the weather. I get called ranga and carrot-top, but the thing is, I get more compliments than not. The Cowboys winger is understandably very slow to get up after he had the stuffing knocked out of him by the hard hitting ranga! I have a soft spot for rangas. I think it would be fitting for the final doctor to finally be a fiery haired ranga. This is a win for all Aussies and especially for us rangas who think red is the new gold. I am almost the only person with dark hair in my extended family of rangas. She may like to be called a "ranga" but most people do not actually like to be insulted. Origin Early 21st century: from orangutan (the animal being known for its reddish hair). Definition of ranga in US English: ranga nounˈraNGə Australian derogatory, informal A red-haired person. Example sentencesExamples I get called ranga and carrot-top, but the thing is, I get more compliments than not. She may like to be called a "ranga" but most people do not actually like to be insulted. I feel a bit guilty because I get angry letters off rangas and parents with kids that are rangas. The Cowboys winger is understandably very slow to get up after he had the stuffing knocked out of him by the hard hitting ranga! I think it would be fitting for the final doctor to finally be a fiery haired ranga. I am almost the only person with dark hair in my extended family of rangas. I generally see the same people walking most mornings - the wild-haired ranga with the hand weights, the two old Italian dudes who chat for the entire 7 km circuit, the guy who wears a white singlet no matter what the weather. This is a win for all Aussies and especially for us rangas who think red is the new gold. I have a soft spot for rangas. How terrible it must have been for the ultra-competitor to realise he'd been beaten, by a ranga of the female persuasion no less. Origin Early 21st century: from orangutan (the animal being known for its reddish hair).
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