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roach 1 R0265600 (rōch) n. pl. roach or roach·es 1. An edible freshwater cyprinid fish (Rutilus rutilus) of northern Europe. 2. Any of various similar fishes, such as some North American freshwater sunfishes.
[Middle English roche; akin to Medieval Latin rocea (attested in a source from England from around AD 1000) and Anglo-Norman roche and ultimately of unknown origin.]
roach 2 R0265600 (rōch)n. pl. roach·es 1. A cockroach.2. Slang The butt of a marijuana cigarette.
roach 3 R0265600 (rōch) n. pl. roach·es 1. A roll of hair brushed up from the forehead or temple. 2. A hairstyle especially among certain Native American peoples in which the head is shaved except for a strip from front to back across the top. 3. Nautical a. An outward curve in the leech of a fore-and-aft sail. b. An inward curve in the foot of a square sail. tr.v. roached, roach·ing, roach·es 1. To brush (hair) in a roach. 2. To shave (the mane of a horse) to a short bristle.
[Originally meaning "inward curve in a square sail," from roach and (in reference to the relatively high arch of the fish's back).] roached (rəʊtʃt) adj (Zoology) arched convexly, as the back of certain breeds of dog, such as the whippet[C19: from roach3 or roach (vb) to cut (a sail) into a roach]roached
roached1. Completely worn out or exhausted. I haven't been running in a long time, so I'm feeling totally roached after just a few kilometers! My arms are roached after that workout!2. Thoroughly run down, broken, or destroyed. My brother has a newer model truck than mine, but his started feeling roached before he'd even reached 250,000 miles with it. These circuit boards are roached. You're better off just replacing the entire unit than trying to repair it at this point.See also: roachroached mod. hungover; exhausted. (Perhaps the notion of being down to the roach sense 2, and therefore, exhausted.) I’m roached. I feel lousy. See also: roachEncyclopediaSeeroach |