Rogann

Rogann is an internet god, if you happen to run into him, consider yourself lucky to meet him, but unlucky to face him in combat.

"Dude, ran into Rogann on Dota2, worst loss in ages."

by BojPotato July 25, 2012

Rogansexual

People who dickride Joe Rogan and treat him as some sort of god that should be our leader. Similar to Bronsexuals, Rogansexuals believe anything that Joe Rogan does is amazing and that all of his opinions are correct. Rogansexuals are often found in the comment sections of his content, usually instagram. Please note that there is nothing wrong with liking Joe Rogan, but it is easy to become a Rogansexual

“My friend told me he only eats elk now, he’s such a Rogansexual”

by DaMan69420 February 18, 2021

lola rogan

Sexiest bitch in the world

“Did you see lola Rogan?”
“Yeah she’s looking pretty sexy”

by Corsage January 6, 2020

rogan

to take something good and ruin it

you just turned that perfectly good sandwhich into a rogan

by dan April 26, 2004

rorange

A combination of red and orange used exclusively in Dr. Donahue's Chem H Class when describing the color of solutions

Man, that solution turned the universal indicator rorange; it is totally acidic!

by Chem H May 6, 2007

The Joe Rogan Experience

Sucking your own dick, with or without finishing.

“I’m tired, I think I’m just gonna go home, give myself the Joe Rogan Experience, brush my teeth, and go to sleep.”

by Justsomefukndude November 12, 2021

romangul

"row-MON-ghoul" - a portmanteau word combining "romanize" (to convert a non-roman alphabet into approximate equivalent letters of the roman alphabet) and "hangul" (the language of the Koreas), to mean "words converted from hangul symbols into roman letters."

For instance the phrase 소녀시대 would offer little or no indication of pronunciation to speakers of Romance languages (English, French, Italian, etc), who have no training in Hangul/Korean. However, in romangul, the phrase would be Sonyeo Sidae, or So Nyuh Shi Dae, which offers English-speakers at least an approximate understanding of proper pronunciation.

Romangul is especially useful for fans of Korean music wishing to sing along with the music in that language, without knowing the language itself, per se -- or students of the language attempting to memorize corresponding Hangul characters with their appropriate sounds.

Similarly, romaji is the combination of "romanize" with "kanji" (the written language of Japan). Romangul is to Korean, as Romaji is to Japanese.

I can't tell what particular sounds they're using just from the audio, and the Hangul version of the lyrics don't help because I don't know Korean. Can someone write the lyrics in Romangul for me, so I can know how to pronounce them properly?

by thehomeland May 10, 2011