Roar

Means “I love you” in dinosaur.

First Dino:”Roar”
Second Dino: “I love you too”

by Bailey28 March 24, 2021

Hiss Roar XD lol

something to say when there is a hilarious joke and you are too cold hearted to laugh or it wasn't funny or you just simply, didn't laugh; or something you say in response to everything someone says; or even when something cool happens

Clint: if a man hits a women with his car, whos at fault?
Wyatt: IDFK who
Clint: the man, he shouldnt drive in the kitchen
Wyatt: Hiss Roar XD lol
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James: So my mom got hit by a car....
Beartla: Hiss Roar XD lol
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Owen: Dude so I was on Xbox and I got a 360 no scope
Ben: Hiss Roar XD lol

by YB 2317Wycore November 26, 2018

Roaring

Homie who speaks then thinks.

“Why does Latif make so many typos when he texts?”
“Oh that man’s just roaring let him be”

by Latifsnumberonefan June 5, 2024

Roar

Roar in dinosaur means I love you

Roar!!

by Scxoxoxo January 25, 2021

The quest for Roar

The entire journey/experience from ones home to a metal concert, which includes getting together with friends, getting drunk, doing drugs(optional) and headbanging.

1:
Matt: wanna go to a Sabaton concert in Sweden?
Jack: Yes! For roar!

Jill: system of a down sucks! why do you even wanna go?
Jack: For the quest for roar!

by Hexxorzz September 13, 2012

Roaring Meg

A pioneering spirit, one who lives life to the fullest.

Meg was a spirited and enterprising redhead during New Zealand’s Central Otago's gold rush of the 1860s, memorialized by a turbulent section of the Kawarau River. She was one of two enterprising women in town, the other lass known as Gentle Annie.

Wow, I can’t believe he jumped off that cliff. What a roaring Meg!

by Vickers Rage November 14, 2023

The Roaring Days

Term used in Australia for the Gold Rush era, when Colonial Australia was wilder than the American Wild West.
Also when the Bushrangers such as Bold Ben Hall and Ned Kelly roamed the country.

"Oh, yes. The Roaring Days were indeed glorious and wild. The country was so much younger then."

by RTM 1963 November 12, 2022