rowled up

When someone gets boned up from younger girls

"lil shawty got me rowled up"

by duraman May 14, 2023

rowela

One of the most beautiful daughter of Ruby and Ramuel Reyes, a smart good looking lady that has dreams of becoming successful one day. Her goals are vital and she is God-fearing. She likes cats and love to eat avocadoes.

Rowela and Ferdinand 10 years from now will be having a family which consists of 1 boy 2 girls.

by sunnysideuphalfcooked June 7, 2021

Home Rowed

When you smash somebody with a computer keyboard in a humorous fasion.

First seen on the television show, "Attack of the Show" on G4 TV.

The keys from the keyboard left an imprint on my face after I was Home Rowed.

by MechaTC April 3, 2005

rowler

The word rowler charecterizes an individual with a frisky attitude. Often times when in a public enviroment ex. (mall) you can distinguish between the rowlers and common folk. A rowler has peticular prescense and they ensure to make others aware upon their enterance.

look at that rowler giving the waitress a tough time.

my oh my your'e a rowler aren't ya.

by urban_legend333 April 28, 2012

Greg Rowell

Greg John Rowell played cricket for QLD in the domestic cricket competition, called the Sheffield Shield (now the Pura Milk Cup) in Australia during the mid-90's.

The term Greg Rowell is used in Australian rhyming slang, meaning to go the growl or to perform oral sex on a female's genitalia.

The equivalent to a female performing oral sex on a man is Bretty Heady or to give head.

Dougy: Boy that bird last night sure was feisty last night!
Timmy: Greg Rowell?
Dougy: Nar but she gave me Brett Heady.
Timmy: I love you man.

by Holden Morrisey Caulfield July 4, 2007

Rowbeast

imagine a beast rowing a boat, now imagine that beast is a hideously ugly person. That is a rowbeast.

Get a load of that rowbeast over there

by mutualslumpy November 18, 2015

Rowleyism

A phrase created by writer Douglas Murray on Metropolitan Police’s former assistant commissioner Mark Rowley, indicating a false equivalency that serves a dishonest political purpose. To quote Mr Murray:

"Mark Rowley embedded the idea that the UK faces an equally balanced challenge: Islamist extremism on the one side, far-right extremism on the other. In order to sustain this equation it appears that for the time-being one must draw a moral equivalence between Muslims who blow things up and non-Muslims who do not, but have mean views. And an equivalence between Muslims who call for murder and non-Muslims who do not. "

Rowleyism is giving equal or similar weight to both or using one to decontextualise the other

To say that you are more concerned about right-wing nuts than Islamists is a dangerous example of Rowleyism.

by Rowleyism May 21, 2018