Amroyd 

Amroyd comes from Sweden and is a very old name. This person is hard working and dedicated, devoted to family and friends. Appreciates the simple things in life. Amroyd is always smiling and sees the good in others.

Amroyd worked all day without complaining.

Amroyd by Wholeo February 3, 2010

Dan Akroyded

dann ack-roy-d(v)to be fellated by a posthumous spirit or ghostly soul

"Dude, the other night I had alot to drink and I guess Ronny saw me getting Dan Akroyded."

"I ghost-busted a nut when I got Dan Akroyded!"

Dan Akroyded by Roxanne Gibbons July 17, 2007

Amrod

One of the two youngest of the 7 sons of Feanor in Tolkien's book, The Silmarillion. Always pops up in the phrase "...and Amras".

One of the marshals of the border during the period when Morgoth was besieged in Angband; later dropped out of the story until he showed up in a battle in Doriath, where he was slain.

They're rhyming couplets almost
Maglor and Maedhros
Celegorm and Curufin
Amrod and Amras

Amrod by Andy May 23, 2004

amrood 

dd amrood

didi amrood plead

amrood by oka10 January 8, 2022

Amrod

(Amrod is a fictional character, please keep that in mind.)

Sixth of the seven Sons of Fëanor- Ñoldor elves they were- and also named Pityafinwë, Ambarussa, Atyarussa, or Umbarto (later changed to Ambarto- upwards-exalted- due to Fëanor being disturbed by Umbarto's meaning- the Fated.)

He greatly resembled his twin brother Amras both in appearance and personality, but Amrod's hair was a darker red than Amras's.

In the Silmarillion, Amrod and Amras both were slain in Doriath, but in another version of the legendarium, Amrod was burned with the swan-ships accidentally while Amras still died in Doriath.

Roasted, con fuoco.

Person 1: Wow, I never knew Amrod had a twin brother!
Person 2: It's literally in The Silmarillion. Maybe you didn't pay attention to the Sons of Fëanor.

Amrod by maedhros con fuoco January 1, 2024