eri-krōz er-ik-rōz
noun: ericrose; plural noun: ericroses
1. a person, place, or thing with no integrity or moral character.
verb: ericrose; 3rd person present: ericroses; past tense: ericrosed; gerund or present participle: ericrosing
1. to lack integrity or moral character.
synonyms: scoundrel, reprobate, miscreant
noun: ericrose; plural noun: ericroses
1. a person, place, or thing with no integrity or moral character.
verb: ericrose; 3rd person present: ericroses; past tense: ericrosed; gerund or present participle: ericrosing
1. to lack integrity or moral character.
synonyms: scoundrel, reprobate, miscreant
Dave: "That dude is such an ericrose! He's altering time cards, misappropriating funds, and violating district policies!"
Cindy: "Yeah, but we can't fire him since he has some dirt on us. I guess we are ericrosed people too."
Cindy: "Yeah, but we can't fire him since he has some dirt on us. I guess we are ericrosed people too."
by jus illud December 07, 2018