rootification
To make something into its RootSpread equivalent. most often paired with rootnames for what the equivalent is.
rootification by craftersshaft December 29, 2016
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roglification
You have been "roglified" are about to achieve something great, and at the very last moment a cold-hearted ruthless person comes along and takes it from you.
Named after the Slovenian cyclist Primož Roglič.
Named after the Slovenian cyclist Primož Roglič.
"I suffered massive roglification at the bar last night. I was chatting to this girl all night, about to take her home, but 10 minutes before closing an NBA player appeared and asked her if she needed a lift"
roglification by hjribeiro August 26, 2021
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rattification
When something is approved, such as a requested cell move, after a prison rat informs on one of his previous homies in order to get what he wants.
Yessiree, after the rattification process is complete, you’ll have your long awaited exclusive weenie row cell.
rattification by Dr Bunnygirl September 3, 2019
rotification
This definition is primarily for the large Indian community in Canada and the UK. It can also be used in India. The word combines Roti (home prepared indian food) with Diversification (of sexual partners).
1. To have wife prepare family meals while husband particpates in careful infedilitiy so that such infidelity remains unknown to wife.
2. required combination of discreet infedility and family well-being
1. To have wife prepare family meals while husband particpates in careful infedilitiy so that such infidelity remains unknown to wife.
2. required combination of discreet infedility and family well-being
Husband has sex with another woman after work; not long after, husband proceeds home to meals prepared by wife and wife realizes nothing, thus rotification is achieved.
rotification by naughtypunjabi October 7, 2009
Rowification
"Rowification" is the process of style transformation towards to quite luxury. The term is named after the clothing brand The Row, launched by the Olsen twins in 2006. The brand is popular for its minimalism, attention to detail, quality, and timelessness.
The rowification of Jennifer Lawrence.
Rowification by Nrnius July 4, 2023
anal rectification
to set forth in correctness one's anus. to completely be destroyed, as in an accident in which one's body becomes mangled and dismembered.
anal rectification by Raabert "Baab" DeNiero November 29, 2004
rowification
based in the luxury brand by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. meaning that the person has rebranded and identifies strongly with the brand “the row”.
rowification by Mamisitas4evr July 4, 2023
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