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An informal celebration of rock music taking place every year in the month of October. It may apply to any genre of rock and roll, however it is most often connected to the 'classic rock' genre. A typical Rocktober fan may be described as a beer-drinking, mulleted and/or older rock aficionado.
Q97, the local classic rock station, sponsored a Rocktober concert/celebration featuring various rock legends of the 1970's.
Rocktober by EDH November 17, 2005
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Thirty one days of drunken good times! Lots of laughing, lots and lots of drinking, pretty girls, cute guys, shmokin' hot times!!!!!
One time, during Rocktober...........
rocktober by Notchor Mama February 11, 2010

Brocktober 

-The 10th month of the year used to celebrate everything that has to do with Brock Lesnar.

-The month commonly known as "October".

-The month you should celebrate Brock Lesnar, or die.
-"Brocktober needs no example just because it deals with Brock Lesnar."
First used in 2007 when the Colorado Rockies made it to the postseason. Now used by baseball fans, especially bandwagon fans whenever the Rockies are doing great.
Man 1: Did you see that? They Won!
Man 2: I know. Rocktober, baby
Rocktober by slxception February 10, 2010

Brocktober 

A sort of nickname for New York Islanders center Brock Nelson. This nickname was earned due to Nelson frequently playing his best in the month of October.
(Game in October)
“Brock Nelson got a goal!”
“Let’s go, Brocktober!”
Brocktober by Boisterous Bob June 9, 2021

The Rocktober 

Binge watch every movie/show with The Rock in it. Because he is legendary. No cap!
Darlene: “Dude, what month is it?”
Brooke: “It’s The Rocktober you dumb bitch!”
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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