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Rossian Slip

An error in a conversation where the speaker involuntarily grunts like Rick Ross in the middle of a conversation.
Person 1: Hey man, could you pass the-WHUH-soda?

Person 2: What the hell was that?

Person 1: Sorry, that was just a rossian slip.
Rossian Slip by Jesussaur February 13, 2013
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The most amazing person you will ever meet. When you’re sad, she’ll be there to cheer you up. Even when life gets her down, she rises back up and amazes everyone. She is beautiful in every single way and will never fail to make someone smile. If you’re lucky enough to find a Rossana, never let her go.
That Rossana, she’s incredible.
Rossana by epicglitterkachow December 23, 2017
a fan of Ross Lynch, and not of his band, R5
Girl 1: I love R5!
Girl 2: Me too! Who's your favorite?
Girl 1: Ross!
Girl 2: Mine is Riker
Girl 1: Who..?
Girl 2: Oh. You're a Rossian
Rossian by #R5Family April 18, 2013

RossLynch 

someone who should take their shirt off
rosslynch take your shirt off
RossLynch by Weston Lynch May 28, 2018
A Rosslyn is a female who is earnest, loyal, fierce and lovely. A Rosslyn fights for others without considering the potential cost to herself. She's a bit of a super hero, man.
The thirteen year-old girl smashed a window of the flame-engulfed house to save a small ginger kitten. Ginger kitty clawed up the teen's arms as she exited the glowing wreckage, but the girl held fast until they were both safe. "Now that's a Rosslyn!" said admiring onlookers.
Rosslyn by mer_kels April 20, 2015
That girl is a Rossana
Rossana by ssturmunddrang May 26, 2015
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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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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