Royment
Being in a deluded state to such an extent that you genuinely believe things are not actually what they are but something entirely different.
Royment by Thetruefool August 9, 2021
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Neil and Adrian Rayment
Twins. Martial Arts Experts. Biggest film to date : The Matrix Reloaded. Most recent film to date : Team One
Birth date : 14.05.70 (supposedly)
Birth Place : Minster, England (supposedly)
Claim to fame : "Handy hunks" on Better Homes, UK.
Birth date : 14.05.70 (supposedly)
Birth Place : Minster, England (supposedly)
Claim to fame : "Handy hunks" on Better Homes, UK.
Neil and Adrian Rayment by The Lilac Pilgrim March 31, 2004
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Rayment
YOU: Yea last night was sick.
HER: was it?
YOU: Yea I was playing minecraft with some fellas. I was drunk as fuck.
HER: That was definitely a Rayment. U fragile!
HER: was it?
YOU: Yea I was playing minecraft with some fellas. I was drunk as fuck.
HER: That was definitely a Rayment. U fragile!
ROMmentary
To make a commentary or display an opinion via video game imagery. This term is a portmanteau of 'ROM' and 'commentary'.
The Youtube video of Super Kim was a ROMmentary on the policies of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il. "Megaman vs polish immigrant" was a controversial ROMmentary on acceptable taser use.
ROMmentary by greenRiverThriller January 13, 2008
roment
Every year the professor goes through a few different boys on this side of room. Some of them like ketchup, some of them like mustard, but he seems likes hes interested and makes you fall in love at first sight. Then he ghosts a week later. You're ready for a full romance but its just a roment, or a I guess thats what you can call what happened to me.
Romentic
for the man who is not romantic unless he wants something or just has to be because of birthdays, christmas etc
Romentic by Nikita Corrine April 12, 2008
romentic comedy
romentic comedy by Edgarin September 15, 2007
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murderhobo
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