rosa'd
rosa'd by TurdMcDurgett March 1, 2015
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Rosa Park'd
When, in a large group of friends or at a crowded event,you unvoluntarily are pushed to the back of your group, much like the blacks did when they rode buses.
Jen: Ok everyone! Gather around for a group of scene pics!
Liz: Ok,let's all get together!
*Pushes and Shoves People*
Sarah: Woah, Woah, Woah! Why am I in the back!?
Jen: OhMyGawd! Shut the fuck up and just get in the pic! My straightners about to burn down the house!
Sarah: Dude....I just got Rosa Park'd.
Liz: Ok,let's all get together!
*Pushes and Shoves People*
Sarah: Woah, Woah, Woah! Why am I in the back!?
Jen: OhMyGawd! Shut the fuck up and just get in the pic! My straightners about to burn down the house!
Sarah: Dude....I just got Rosa Park'd.
Rosa Park'd by Sarah McNasty February 19, 2009
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Rosa Park'd
a word in use for vague satire. not to it's subject, but towards punk'd.
peaceful resistance against opression.
usually involving boycotts. this aspect seperates it from Ghandi'd.
peaceful resistance against opression.
usually involving boycotts. this aspect seperates it from Ghandi'd.
Rosa Park'd by jake April 18, 2004
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rosa diaz by Brooklyn-Define-Define October 3, 2018
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Absolutd edget is odd because she eats noodles straight out of a packet normally attracted tall black haird males in Ireland but can make an exception for gingers from louth
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