Adjective
The worst insult known to all species universally wide.

To have a massive schlong...

1. Verb

To accidentally block someone's path when walking in a group, by unintentionally drifting in front of them.

2. Noun

A person who commits the act of rorying

She is the most beautiful girl you will ever meet! She is so supportive and funny. Sometimes Rory's need to know that you care for them so they don't think they don't matter. Rory's make amazing babies and are amazing models. They love to do fun things and can be easily bored.

Rory is a beautiful girl. She is loving and caring to people around her, but can be a real bitch to those who get on her bad side. She is super athletic with the most beautiful unique eyes. She is a rebel towards her parents, and has had a hard life so far. She loves food, loves to dance, loves to sing, and all the boys like her. She is strong and courageous. None of her friends stop and appreciate her though. She can feel very lonely and sad. She feels like they’d give her up in a heartbeat. She trusts easily but don’t hurt her or you’ll lose her. Love her with all your heart and cherish her.

In the sense 'to have a Rory', is to have an unwanted erection, at an inappropriate time, such as during an exam or whilst conducting a baptism.

ORIGINS AND MEANINGS OF THE NAME "RORY"

GAELIC:
RORY: Anglicized (Irish, in this case) form of RUAIDHRÍ (or RUAIRÍ/RUARAIDH/ RUARIDH, which are originally from the Norwegian). The name originates with 'Ruaidri mac Tairrdelbach Ua Conchobair' or 'Rory O'Connor, a king of Connacht' and the last High King of Ireland who died in 1198. It is a common name in Irish and Scottish cultures.

IRISH:
Ruaidhri means "red king" from the Irish ruadh, "red" combined with rí, "king."
Welsh: RHODRI

LATIN

RORAL: (Ro"ral) a. L. ros, roris, dew. Of or pertaining to dew; consisting of dew; dewy. Rare
RORATION: (Ro*ra"tion) n. L. roratio, fr. rorare to drop dew, fr. ros dew. A falling of dew. Rare
RORIC: (Ro"ric) a. L. ros, roris, dew. Of or pertaining to dew; resembling dew; dewy.
RORIC FIGURES (Physics), Figures which appear upon a polished surface, as glass, when objects which have been near to, or in contact with, the surface are removed and the surface breathed upon — also called Moser's images.
RORID: (Ro"rid) a. L. roridus, fr. ros, roris, dew. Dewy; bedewed. Rare
RORIFEROUS: (Ro*rif"er*ous) a. L. rorifer; ros, roris, dew + ferre to bear: cf. F. rorifère. Generating or producing dew. Rare
RORIFLUENT: (Ro*rif"lu*ent) a. L. ros, roris, dew + fluens, p. pr. of fluere to flow. Flowing with dew. Rare - from L. roris, dew + fluere, to flow
RORIS (Ro"ris): Of water, dewdrops, moisture or teardrops.
RORULENT: (Ro"ru*lent) a. L. rorulentus, from ros, roris, dew. 1. Full of dew or abounding in dew. Rare; 2. (Zoöl.) Having the surface appearing as if dusty, or covered with fine dew.
RORY: (Ro"ry) a. L. ros, roris, dew. Dewy. Rare. “…and shook his wings with rory May-dew wet.”