most rahrah

adjective Informal.

marked by or expressive of ardently enthusiastic spirit: a group of rah-rah undergraduates; a rah-rah attitude.

Origin:
1910–15, Americanism; reduplication of rah

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rah-rah (ˈrɑːˌrɑː)

—*adj*
	informal chiefly (US) like or marked by boisterous and uncritical enthusiasm and excitement

[C20: a reduplication of rah]

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rah-rah definition

[ˈrɑˈrɑ]

mod.
having to do with college and college enthusiasm. : It was sort of a rah-rah party.

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Copyright 2007. Published by McGraw Hill.
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