ros bif
A silly insult used by the Frogs to define the British, apparently because we eat too much roast beef.
ros bif by Gumba Gumba March 6, 2004
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rosbif
A derogatory term used by the French for Englishmen, probably because of the enjoyment and pride the English take in their roast beef.
Rosbif
We French people from up above with our superior culture we like to refere to Rosbif which is a derogatory epithet in order to insult English people for their tendency to turn red when they are angry. Just like that old drunkard of Winston Churchill.
Are you mad rosbif?
Rosbif by Der Wehrwolf December 13, 2019
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