rotard

one that has no life and plays roblox with a screw driver in their pee hole/ skittles in their stanky cooch.

person 1: your such a rotard
person 2: shut the frick up i’m playing roblox(grabs the screwdriver).

by frick butt January 12, 2019

Rotary Dialed

When a woman gets fingered forcefully by someone who is incredibly inexperienced

She was complaining the whole way home from that party because that guy she thought was perfect totally rotary dialed her in the guest room.

by Arby2013 January 15, 2012

Rotary Engine

The Balls

Man did you see that? it must be a rotary engine it had the balls!

by Cleathy November 30, 2009

Rotary

A traffic circle. One of Massachusetts' two main contributions to the art of traffic regulation (the other being the red-and-yellow pedestrian-crossing light).

Note: Proper rotaries ah big, typically where several roads (two main roads) come together. They are not to be confused with roundabouts, which are cute, dainty little things used to "calm" traffic in subdivisions.

I just learned this was a New England thing, who knew.

Usually there are a lot of stores all around it, and like a little "green" in the center with some memorial.

becareful going through the rotary, you have to pay attention to right-of-way.

by wickedNH February 6, 2004

Rotaunt

Your raw talent, something you are naturally good at.

Dude 1: "Wow I can't believe how quickly i climbed that mountain."
Dude 2: "I think it's your rotaunt."
Dude 1: "I think so."

by Bonnie... March 20, 2008

Rotary Potato

Term used in street racing when the opposing vehicle is not great. Usually when someone calls your car a Rotary Potato it means your car sounds like there's a potato on the engine or muffler, OR your car is slow that it's not race-worthy.

Initial D Ford Focus Rotary Potato

by JRACERX March 28, 2010

rotary engine

A type of internal combustion engine consisting of a triangular rotor which rotates in an eccentric orbital motion around a epitrochoid housing. Advantages of this design are a compact size, mechanical simplicity (a two rotor engine has only three moving parts), high potential power output proportional to size, lightweight, high-revving and extremely smooth in operation. Disadvantages include high rate of fuel and oil consumption, complex sealing arrangement and high seal count, weak torque, more fragile than a four-stroke piston engine, and lower long term reliability. Also known as a Wankel engine (pronounced 'Vonkel') after it's inventor, Dr Felix Wankel.

Mazda's RX-7 is probably the best example of a car employing a rotary engine.

by johnnylongprong March 8, 2009