Rock

1. A type of Music
2. A kind of complement.
3. A stone, Something to throw at people.
4. A type of sugary sweet in a stick shape, generally found at the seaside.
5. Crack cocaine
6. Slang word for Basket ball.

1. *Listening to music* "Rock on duudde!"
2. "You rock my socks!"
3. "Hey! Stop throwing rocks at me!"
4. Katy was sucking her stick of rock on the beach.
5. *inhale* that's some good rock man...
6. Imma go shoot some hoops with that rock."

by The Annonymus Penguin March 10, 2008

rock on

A term used when something good happens!

I found $20 in a bowling ball! ROCK ON!

by Jaim November 3, 2003

To be rocked

To be moved from one life experience to another in an extraordinary way

It is my destiny to be rocked today. I can feel it in my bones.

by The Princesses July 11, 2010

rock

to man, use, wear, or operate

i suggest you rock those particular shoes to the company ball.

by kannon September 10, 2003

rock

best music, people who are dissing it have only heard the crappy pop rock that gets played on mtv

rock on!

by grisha July 16, 2003

rocked

1. to sleep very hard
2. to be extreemly drunk or high
3 beaten up

1. I was so tired last nigh, as soon as i got in the house i was rocked


2. James was rocked at the party, he had 10 drinks

3. ron and mell rocked kevin behind the school

by Esha04 July 11, 2008

rock on

An alternative definition outside the concert scene

A phrase commonly used among friends and acquaintances alike, in passing, as a greeting, or as a parting call.

Also an effective opening or closing for voice-mails with co-workers and superiors, and other professional forms of communication; designed to pull the stick out from the great swaddling ass of corporate America.

Little R: I love you, you are really amazing.
Mr. Barnes: Yeah, rock on babe, you know what's up!

Corporate: We look forward to communicating further on that issue.
Tool: Yeah, sweet, rock on!

by Mr. Barnes July 9, 2006