by Mr Spanky Pants August 07, 2006
A. A Russian name (male)
B. A person who in character expresses a profound ambivalence between action and inaction, between wishful thinking and passively accepting fate, between a need for quick gratification and patient submissiveness, between impatiently, wanting change and cynically dismissing the possibility for improvements.
C. A Russian person.
B. A person who in character expresses a profound ambivalence between action and inaction, between wishful thinking and passively accepting fate, between a need for quick gratification and patient submissiveness, between impatiently, wanting change and cynically dismissing the possibility for improvements.
C. A Russian person.
He can never make up his mind. He's such a roman.
Only Roman would say "I hate rainbows and sunshine."
Only Roman would say "I hate rainbows and sunshine."
by gw11 April 25, 2008
He's an amazing guy with great personality. Has a large Penius. Commitment skills are amazing to girls
Roman is amazing
by Amy shank September 16, 2017
A slang term for people of Western and/or caucasoid descent, usually used by Muslims and/or people of Arab descent. Typically considered insulting or epithetic by the latter, and rather confusing by the former.
by Dark Laith December 30, 2008
Guy1: I was with this one girl for 4 years and just cheated on me with this one black guy.
Guy2: she pulled a roman on you.
Guy2: she pulled a roman on you.
by Roman051410 May 23, 2010
by Thrshadeofall666 August 31, 2017
The Roman Empire was very powerful, especially in AD 117, when they controlled most of Europe. The emperor was Julius Caesar. (I think there were more, but I can't be bothered to list all of them.) They were very civilised, at the time, and apparently knew how to keep order.
1. Brian - "Bloody Romans"
2. Reg - "Apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
2. Reg - "Apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
by MichaelToTheJ May 13, 2007