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r.ossis by kagamidefensepage June 30, 2021
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@r.ossis
@r.ossis on tiktok , also known as “ ari <3 “ is a very nice person who likes lila , or her features. she is one of the best mutual i’ve ever had , again very nice , funny and friendly 😇‼️‼️
@r.ossis by another dumb bitch 💔 July 9, 2021
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Rossism
A Rossism is an error in speech in which a figure of speech or sentence is jumbled or confused, yet still intelligible.
It was named after Ross O'Donovan, part of the Let's Play duo Steam Train, which is a spin-off of another Let's Play series called Game Grumps. Ross is well-known for accidentally jumbling up locutions.
It was named after Ross O'Donovan, part of the Let's Play duo Steam Train, which is a spin-off of another Let's Play series called Game Grumps. Ross is well-known for accidentally jumbling up locutions.
Some examples for Rossisms:
"That train has sailed."
"It's like listening to a mirror."
"Don't count your chickens before they egg"
"How you going?"
"is rly good"
"That train has sailed."
"It's like listening to a mirror."
"Don't count your chickens before they egg"
"How you going?"
"is rly good"
Rossism by The Mungoman September 20, 2013
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Ross-is-fine syndrome
The strange, often concerning behaviour that many people exhibit following a break up with their significant other, and/or in response to the jealousy of seeing them with someone else, in an attempt to cover up how broken they are deep down.
It usually consists of trying to act happy, and like everything is perfectly normal, psychologically blind to the fact that they are acting anything but normal.
Named for the behaviour Ross Geller exhibits in the "Friends" episode "The One Where Ross is Fine"
It usually consists of trying to act happy, and like everything is perfectly normal, psychologically blind to the fact that they are acting anything but normal.
Named for the behaviour Ross Geller exhibits in the "Friends" episode "The One Where Ross is Fine"
"Man, Matt just broke up with Stephanie yesterday and this morning he invited me to a concert next week and started talking about his plans to become a YouTuber! Is he ok?"
"He will be, man. He's just got Ross-is-fine syndrome. Give him some time to grieve"
"He will be, man. He's just got Ross-is-fine syndrome. Give him some time to grieve"
Ross-is-fine syndrome by Y Peirianydd November 22, 2016
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