rigamaro

Pronounced: (rig-uh-more-ROH)

The process of putting someone through a bunch of bullshit to get from point A to point B.

Also referred to as hassle, stress, mess, chaos, confusion, aggravating shit, drama, grief.

I had to go through 30 kinds of rigamoro to get her to finally tell me what the hell she wanted to say.

I'm tired of going to court over this rigamaro.

This is some fucked up ass rigamoro you got me dealin' with..

by Kewlaudia September 30, 2011

Ragamagoon

A racoon with AIDS that face a distorted face

Ewww That thing is so ugly like a Ragamagoon

by bOI d SINCO February 8, 2018

rigamarole

A whole scenario, an outcome, giving it all, etc. Used to group an outcome or other logical conclusion or grouping into one word.

I was going to install a larger engine in my car, but did not want to have to deal with the whole rigamarole.

They took that play to broadway, with dancers, signers, and the whole rigamarole.

by TwinReverb August 10, 2006

Rigamoro

No one knows for sure what this means. Physics teachers have been known to use it instead of saying "thats a bunch of bullshit" to already thoroughly confused high-schoolers.

Mr. Desko (where the desks go) says to the class "thats rigamoro Sam"

by Shreya and Dave January 5, 2008

rigamaro

nonsense,bullshit, of non importance

by ROXWORLD October 25, 2003

RigaRooster

The RigaRooster is a vigilant defender against evil, and with his morning song he can drive away all bad things.

The RigaRooster sits high above the rooftops of Riga Latvia and he ...Sees all ... Knows everything ... Tells little ... but, shares what's important

Legend tells that the RigaRooster which adorns the top of the oldest church spires in the capital city of Latvia, Riga, serves as a wind indicator and to guide visitors into the city.

According to Christian tradition, the rooster is also a vigilant defender against evil, and with his morning song he can drive away all bad things.

On top of the oldest Riga Latvia Churches - Dome Cathedral, St. Peter’s, St. John’s and St. Jacob’s – are decorations of roosters (weathercock), not crosses. According to Christian tradition, the RigaRooster is a vigilant defender against evil, and with his morning song he can drive away all bad things. The time before the rooster’s first song is full of evil, and as Jesus told his disciples, “Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice”. Therefore the roosters should be raised as high as possible, to hear their songs from far away.

It is also true that the RigaRooster on a church steeple serves as a wind indicator. This is very important for Riga as a seaport since the wind direction means a great deal for sailing vessels. Hence RigaRoosters decorate all the churches near the Daugava River. more

by HeadRooster August 28, 2010

cigamaroo

term to define a single cigarette

"dya want a cigamaroo?"

by unknown quantity~ April 24, 2007