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But his name is Jeep.
He came didn't he?? That's a good Roscoe!!
But his name is Jeep.
He came didn't he?? That's a good Roscoe!!
by Old School Mike A. December 19, 2007
Rosco means sauce, he knows he’s a handsome man with a brilliant personality. One of the funniest people to have as friends but will be serious when needs be.
by Columbus61 July 13, 2019
Roscoe is usually sassy, usually it’s a pets name. Has only on owner. Walks away when you are talking to them. Loves food and usually an outside pet and comes in the house sometimes.
Roscoe come here
by Haha haha 😂 March 14, 2019
A handsome man, with a heart a pure gold and a mind full of the most treasured wisdoms. If you run into a Roscoe then it's your lucky day. Because they are a rare and precious kind. Capable of capturing your heart and making it impossible to fall out of love with them. Keep your eyes peeled for a Roscoe. You never know when your fate might just be destined to meet with theirs. Forever changing your life for the better.
by ReddiWhip November 5, 2020
by Urban Chazora May 31, 2020
A word used the same way that 12 (as in fuck 12) is used in the less wealthy black areas of America's inner cities that are targeted by police, but is instead typically used by poorer white people targetted by police. The use of the word Rosco as a pejorative for police officers comes from the 1975 Moonrunners, which inspired the hit 70's show The Dukes Of Hazard. The show follows the Duke brothers, two moonshine runners, who consistently outsmart the local sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane and deputies. The term is still popular with older "rednecks", as a traditionally, a distrust in law enforcement was a typical feature of poorer whites in rural America, as opposed to the current back the blue narrative present today.
by Gadsden over Blue May 13, 2021