Red Rooster

Fried chicken that a man with a black beard and glasses should eat

Hi my freind deadmanchubz on twitch loves to eat red rooster chicken while gaming and streaming

by CucumberJoe September 10, 2022

Bushy rooster

- a rooster in a bush
- a man’s manhood

Phillip has a bushy rooster.

by RoosterLooter December 19, 2022

Procrastination Rooster

When all the consequences of your procrastination comes crashing on you at once. Yup, they have come home to roost.

It's the first day of work after the long Christmas holidays. For all the times I've said, I'll deal with aht next year! Now the Procrastination Roosters have come home (to roost).

by Joanne Procrastinator January 3, 2023

Head Rooster

Hottest employee at KFC

Ken is the head rooster

by Kitty 312 April 29, 2023

reverse rooster-crow

Refers to da lengthy five-separate-note fart ("Errhh-erh-ehrh-erh-EHRRrrrrrrhhh...") dat you let loose wif while sleepily stretching after waking up shortly after dawn.

Tiffany detests da smell of putrid methane, so just as soon as I wake up in da morning, I always rush to da bathroom and flick on da overhead vent-fan, so dat I am not near her when I let loose wif my reverse rooster-crow.

by QuacksO June 23, 2023

For Roosh

A phrase that is used to determine if a statement is genuine or untrue dates back to Brooklyn, New York in 1984. Additionally, it can be used to express agreement with someone.

Person 1: "Yo I got Taylor Swift tickets!"
Person 2: "FOR ROOSH?!"

by Rupert1738 July 9, 2023

Reinhart-Rogoff

verb: to show that someone's entire thesis is wrong because they made a minor data entry typo. Named for an incident in 2013 where an important academic paper that related high national debt to reduced GDP (written by Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff) was revealed to be based on an Excel fat-finger. (They had averaged all visible cells in a row, but not all cells in the entire row, as they'd intended.) This was unfortunate, because the Reinhart-Rogoff paper had substantially (and, it turned out, incorrectly) influenced U.S. fiscal policy during the debt ceiling crisis of 2011.

I've posted the full data supporting this paper on GitHub, in case y'all want to try and Reinhart-Rogoff me.

by BCSWowbagger2 August 14, 2023