rașcu 

its a good boy i like one day to kill him to take his arms and legs but he is nice sometimes but sometimes its not😐he's like bipolar person it s very good at football and its smart , has cats its handsome lmao

look its rașcu !
our football player , we love how he plays football

rașcu by anonimojwhsd November 21, 2021

Dimitri Rascalov

Dimitri Rascalov is the main antagonist in Grand Theft Auto 4, we all love to hate him. Some backstory about him is he is Russian, he betrayed Niko Bellic by making Niko kill Mister Faustin. There is a mission that is the one before the ending or one of the endings. Pegorino tells Niko that he has to do a deal with Dimitri but Phil Bell will be with him. At this point Niko calls Kate and she says to not do the deal while Roman wants you to. If you do the deal you get the money but Dimitri sends a hitman to kill Niko it fails because Niko fights the hitman, the hitman's gun fires into Roman's back killing him. Little Jacob and Niko get in a car and chases Dimitri's goons and when Niko goes to kill Dimitri, Dimitri kills Pegorino and then Niko kills Dimitri on Happiness Island. Then there is the revenge ending where you don't do the deal and Roman tells you that Dimitri is on the boat the Niko came to Liberty City on. Then at Roman's wedding Pegorino shoots Kate, then Roman, Niko, and Little Jacob go to kill Pegorino, Niko kills Pegorino on Happiness Island.

Dimitri Rascalov is the main antagonist

Dimitri Rascalov by Publord Corgi July 19, 2018

Grigori Rasputin 

Grigori Rasputin had to be poisoned, shot several times, clubbed and then tossed into a frozen river before he was killed.

When he was found, his autopsy showed that he had died of hypothermia, despite the fact that he was found with a bullet hole in his forehead. Also, despite having consumed enough cyanide to kill several men, the autopsy showed no traces of poison.

Some accounts of his death suggest that his murderers had castrated him as well. A museum in St. Petersburg claims to have Rasputin's 12 inch long penis in a jar on display.

Stanley: If Grigori Rasputin and Sasquatch got into a fight, who would win?
Stuart: Motherfucking Grigori dude.

Grigori Rasputin by Studogmillionaire August 30, 2010

The Rasmus 

A very talented Finnish band. Many punk rockers from the UK envy their immense talent.

rasmusthe rasmusfinlandfinnishawesome

The Rasmus by foreverinlovewithmusic February 5, 2010

Rasputinism 

To be killed in a protracted, almost ridiculous way.

Derives from the case of Grigori Rasputin who was poisoned with cyanide, shot at least twice and then thrown in the River Neva. He was then dug up by Bolsheviks and his remains set on fire.

The posthumous execution of Benito Mussolini in 1945 and Oliver Cromwell in 1660 was classic Rasputinism.

Rasputinism by Tyburn January 2, 2008

Rastus 

1. Rastus, the Cream of Wheat chef, created circa 1890 by Emery Mapes, one of the owners of Diamond Milling Company. Mapes adapted the image of an African American chef for a wood-cut image used as a logo for the product. In the 1920s, the woodcut image was replaced by the face of a Chicago waiter who was paid $5 to pose in a chef's hat and jacket. This logo has been used with only slight modifications until the present day.

2. A stereotype of the jolly, former slave, and a character of the coon type often featured in minstrel shows.

3. A pejorative name used by white folk for African American males in the 20th Century.

"By no means a lesser virtue of Toole's novel is his rendering of the particularities of New Orleans, its back streets, its out-of-the-way neighborhoods, its odd speech, its ethnic whites -- and one black in whom Toole has achieved the near-impossible, a superb comic character of immense wit and resourcefulness without the least trace of Rastus minstrelsy."

--Walker Percy, Foreword to 'A Confederacy of Dunces'

Rastus by Tunmy AuGratin April 10, 2006

Rasoulinejad 

Rasoulinejad means brown sexiness; also large and in charge

Wow that was a shot of Rasoulinejad. He maintained a Rasoulinejad superiority.

Rasoulinejad by alice c. white May 4, 2010