romanalist
A person who mishears someone saying something serious and, believing it to be hilarious, bursts out laughing.
romanalist by David Harvey April 4, 2008
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Romansist
Describes the complicated love and affection shared by two straight females where they start to seem like a couple. They enjoy each others company and even though they may constantly joke about being lesbian they are not. Feminine form of "bromance"
Romansist by SecretAuthor August 16, 2013
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Romanglish
1. Mom, de ce do I have go?
2. Ticketiu.
3. Fifty-sapte.
4. I speak really good Romanglish, but bad Romanian.
2. Ticketiu.
3. Fifty-sapte.
4. I speak really good Romanglish, but bad Romanian.
Romanglish by NOMZ. January 18, 2011
Graeco-Romanist
if Napoleon is considered by some to be the world's first Egyptologist-since he is the one who brought the Rosetta Stone to Europe-, why can't I be a Graeco-Romanist
Graeco-Romanist by Uncle Dimma September 14, 2016
Romanist
1. A Roman Catholic
2. An expert on Roman history
3. A patriot of Rome
4. A facist or nationalist of Rome
(Similar to a romanphile. Please see the definition of romanphile for more information about its meaning).
2. An expert on Roman history
3. A patriot of Rome
4. A facist or nationalist of Rome
(Similar to a romanphile. Please see the definition of romanphile for more information about its meaning).
'An extreme romanist believes that the Romans are the most strong, intelligent, sacred, rare, as well as beautiful race on Earth, throughout history-created by The Roman God of War, Mars and that if anyone, especially a foreigner harms them, they should be stoned to death by a crowd of angry Roman civilians. They also believe that everyone on Earth should practise Roman culture and have Roman values. Also, that the whole world should be ruled by the ressurected Roman empire and the descendants of the barbarians should be dead to avenge what wrong they did to the Romans. Lastly, they worship the immortal ressurected ghosts of the Roman emperors as gods and believe that the Romans should be worshipped by foreigners as demigods.'
Romanist by DianaLuciusDeCollis June 27, 2022
Graeco-Romanist
if Napoleon is considered by some to be the world's first Egyptologist-since he is the one who brought the Rosetta Stone to Europe-, why can't I be a Graeco-Romanist
Graeco-Romanist by Uncle Dimma February 27, 2015
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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