In slang, rage means to party hard. It is not anger. It is energy. "We raged all night." It means we danced, we drank, we celebrated. The word comes from the idea of raging fire. It is intense. It is wild. It is a good time. It is common in college and among young adults.

Rage is different from a kickback. A kickback is relaxed. A rage is a party. It is loud. It is crowded. It is a blur. The word sets the tone. It says, "This is not a chill night. This is a night to remember." It is a word of excess.

Related terms

• Turn up: to party.
• Turnt: excited, intoxicated, or wild.
• Turnup: a wild party.
• Rage quit: quitting a game in anger, different.

Rage is a word with energy. It is a word with fire. It is not for formal settings. It is for friends, for music, for nights that go too fast. It is a small word. It is a big night. Use it when you mean it. Then go rage.