- rorter
- (entrée créée par le supplément)(ror-té) v. a.Lier avec une rorte (voy. rorte).
Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré. d'Émile Littré. 1872-1877.
Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré. d'Émile Littré. 1872-1877.
Rorter — con artist operating on a small scale, as with worthless goods … Dictionary of Australian slang
rorter — Australian Slang con artist operating on a small scale, as with worthless goods … English dialects glossary
rorter — n 1. Australian a swindler, a small time confidence trickster or cheat. The origin of the Australian terms based on the word rort is unclear; one suggestion is that they are in fact based on wrought(er) , an archaic British term for trick(ster).… … Contemporary slang
rorter — /ˈrɔtə/ (say rawtuh) noun Colloquial a confidence man operating on a small scale, as with worthless goods. {See rorty} …
rorter — rorˈter noun A spiv, a con man • • • Main Entry: ↑rorty … Useful english dictionary
Poofter-rorter — 1. (prison) prisoner who gets other men to have sex with him; 2. one who assaults and robs homosexual men … Dictionary of Australian slang
poofter-rorter — Australian Slang 1. (prison) prisoner who gets other men to have sex with him; 2. one who assaults and robs homosexual men … English dialects glossary
poofter rorter — /ˈpʊftə rɔtə/ (say pooftuh rawtuh) noun Colloquial 1. a procurer of male homosexuals. 2. someone who assaults and robs homosexuals …
rorte — (entrée créée par le supplément) (ror t ) s. f. Nom, dans la Loire Inférieure, d un lien d osier. • J.... était occupé à disposer un lien d osier vulgairement appelé rorte, pour cueillir des choux ; sa belle soeur lui ayant dit : Vous aurez de… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
lurker — n 1a. British a disreputable, suspicious, unwholesome person. A word often used by disaffected youth ironically of them selves, it was adopted as a name by a suburban London punk rock group in 1977. 1b. British a fly by night or unlicensed street … Contemporary slang