Arroven

When someone of great importance arrives to an event or anticipated locale.

Bridesmaid: Has anyone seen the groom?? No one can find him.

Groomsman: I just talked to the driver, and he’s on the way!
Bridesmaid #2: I just saw him get outta the car!
Groomsman: HE HAS ARROVEN!

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by Robby Arrover July 15, 2019

Arroved

To make a bougie entrance. Aka to arrive somewhere.

The way Christina Aguilera Arroved at the People’s Choice Awards with red hair, then performed with dirrty blonde and black hair.

by itsashtonbitxh December 8, 2021

arrove

To arrive; is only included in the Patrick Skinner Edition Of The Engrish Language.

He arrove to class on time.

by KevinTehLeet January 2, 2006

arrove

Past tense for arrive, generally used only in low-education communities. Basis appears to a misapplication of grammar rules (e.g. using a similar past tense form to "drive")

John White arrove from Malawi last week.

by Minneoptics January 27, 2011

arriven

Alternative of the word 'arrived' for a person who has joined a party thinking they are the most amazing goddess and queen the world has ever seen when really everyone can see that they are a fifth-rate fraud who is only pretending they have any clue about anything

"Look at me... look at me... I've arriven everyone!"

by rando247194 October 9, 2021

arriven

a word previously used as an alternative for arrived; handy when writing an english exam and unsure what word it is you're trying to spell; teacher may not notice as it sounds quite realistic

"failboat... about to arrive" "TITANIC, niff said... i mean nuff..." "and has arriven yet again =P"

by flyingpurplemonkeys January 27, 2010

Arrogent

An arrogant gentleman. In other words a man from a well to-do background with mannors, charm and class but under the polite conversation he's exceptionally arrogant and pompous.

''I've never met such an arrogent man in my life!''

by Superjimmeh February 17, 2009