Country Dictionary

To steal or rob something. Commonly used in New Zealand, more specifically Auckland.

'I raxed a mean as car this weekend!' 'Hahaha you got raxed!' 'Lets rax the store tonight aye?'

Resting and relaxing at the same time.

I'm going rax this evening.

Shortened form of Relax. It is used in a more playful way than relax. Can also be used to replace the phrases 'chill' or 'hanging out.'

"Whoa, you have to RAX!" boy - "Hey what are you doing right now?" girl - "Just raxin'" "She is not very raxed."

Simply means stole or stolen. Past tense of rax, to steal

person1:Where did u get that bike? person2: I raxed it yesterday person1: Oh, it was raxed.

Stolen property. Used most by New Zealand Hoodrats.

Guy 1; Where did you get that hat? Guy 2; Raxxed it

Rax is another word for steal/take it is commonly used in NZ.

Bro is just raxed a bottle of Smirnoff from my uncle!

to steal; borrow; mooch; to take (from a friend)

"Can I rax one of those chips, dude?"