Rossed

Inebriated, wasted, or otherwise intoxicated. Usually followed by the preposition "up".

"Man, I got Rossed up fast last night."
--Todd Michael Ennis

by Nati April 19, 2004

Rossed

When someone decides to let you know that they love you right before you move overseas or go on a long trip. Taken from the scene at the end of Friends where Ross decides that he actually does want Rachael, right as she's about to hop on a plane to pursue her dream career in Paris.

"Ugh, my guy friend totally just Rossed me. Now that I'm leaving the country he decided to declare his feelings for me"

by urbanreginafalange November 4, 2018

Rossed

Means when someone screws up on accident & always used in past tense.

You really rossed up last night

by Crinkle March 7, 2004

rossed

adjective. irritated by abrasion. Probably derived from "ross," meaning outer bark. To ross (v. tr.): to remove the outer bark. By extension in my former community in Allegany County, NY, to abrade the skin, sometimes to the point of rawness.

"The boy's bare legs were rossed when he slid down the rope." Slang expression: "Wouldn't that ross your ass?" meaning, "Wouldn't you be highly annoyed or perturbed to the point of mental or emotional irritation or agitation?"

by Reamerstraff July 11, 2004

Rossed

When something is done incorrectly or in a dangerous and ill thought, life threatening way. With the combination of brute force.

Dave: That girl can't walk straight
Mike: yeah, she's been rossed

by hcdefinition May 25, 2012

Rossed

Getting drunk or tired

That flight made me rossed.
I am getting rossed tonight.

by wordguru12345 April 27, 2015

Rossed

To be confronted, usually in a manner of exeedingly high expections for a ridicules purpose

Man, I was rossed in the library today.

by HC Kuz May 9, 2015