roose
Americanverb (used with or without object)
Etymology
Origin of roose
1150–1200; Middle English rosen < Old Norse hrōsa to praise
Example Sentences
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As Kevin Roose at the New York Times reported, Zuckerberg's dudebro look comes complete with a $900,000 watch.
From Salon
“Hard Fork” is hosted by Kevin Roose and Casey Newton and produced by Whitney Jones and Rachel Cohn.
From New York Times
A year ago, a chatbot tried to break up Kevin Roose’s marriage.
From New York Times
I even heard that engineers at one tech company listed “don’t break up Kevin Roose’s marriage” as their top priority for a coming A.I. release.
From New York Times
The Times’s Kevin Roose mostly agrees, but has questions.
From New York Times
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