rawr

1) Verb Used as a playful greeting, commonly associated with a lawing motion wih two or three fingers on one hand

2) Verb Used as an interjection when displeased

1) Man: Hey Babe
Woman: Meow
Man: Rawr (claw motion)

2) Kid 1: Who took my Halo 3?!?!?!
Kid 2: .....ummm... I did.....
Kid 1: RAWR! (lunges at Kid 2)

by Murray Sloan March 3, 2006

rawr

the noise you make when your annoyed with someone or to supprise them. or sometimes used at the begining of a text.

ex: someone is hiding from behind a door and jumps out
"rawr"

ex2: *phone beeps* *reads text*
"RAWR u ok"
"lol yh"
"RAWR ly"
"need sleep xxx"
*puts phone down sleeps*
*recives text* "RAWR"
"RAWR go away!!"
*turns phone off*
*goes to sleep*

by bouncybrunnettes November 1, 2008

Rawr

The cool way of saying "Roar".

I will kill you Rawr!

by ^_^ Adz ^_^ July 15, 2006

Rawr

1. The noise a lion makes when it is roaring.
2. I Love You in dinosaur.


Also is a sexy way to roar

1. the lion says rawr when it's mad
2. Guy: Rawr!
Girl: What?
Guy: I LOVE YA!!!
Girl: >.> wtf

by D1n0 April 14, 2009

Rawr

Rawr means I love you in dinosaur. And it can also mean I kill you in dinosaur.

My friend Sydney said "Rawr!" I told her what it means.

I hated someone so I said "Rawr" to them.

by GrammarNaziAttacker November 2, 2011

Rawr

Most people say "rawr means 'i love you' in dinosaur" but really that just not true. Have you people seen a dinosaur movie!? It means "I'm going to fucking rip your head off and drink every ounce of your blood while you scream for help even though your in prehistoric times and people can't fucking help you so fuck you and your damned time machine go back you hell you whiney son-of-a-bitch!!!!!!!"

People: *go to prehistoric times*
dinosaur: "rawr!"
people: "awe! He's saying 'i love you'!"
dinosaur: *eats people*

not a fuck was given.

by mickey007 July 22, 2013

Rawrness

Rawrness comes from the creature Rawr. If you don't know who Rawr is, this is him. ("\(O.o)/"). Rawrness is often used as a adjective, meaning "sexy" or "hot" also "hawt". It can also be used as a noun.

"You are not worthy of the Rawrness!"

"Rawrness.. He's hawt!"

by Ashley April 5, 2005