ragging

The farce of their performance is heightened by ragging from the courtiers.

They lay there for few minutes, talking and ragging aimlessly.

Refusing to say 'Good night' to the beast because he was ragging me.

We got ragging over the dessert and Mrs. Rose stole my grapes——?

That's Netta's fault; she starts all the ragging and throws it on to Gwen.

Talbot did not quite know whether the fellow were ragging him or not.

How dyou expect a fellow to play if you go on ragging him like a fish-wife?

We have been ragging him by suggesting his field-glasses must be faulty, and asking to see them.

So that he escaped the ragging he would have had to undergo at Wrykyn in similar circumstances.

But the ragging of the study put this topic entirely in the shade.