Roy

(noun)

1. a male given name. also little known peanuts character introduced in 1965, and was the best friend of peppermint patty (source:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/roy_%28peanuts%29#roy)

2. generally a name for a virile and attractive male, could possibly be a fire sign..like an aries. has a tendency to be stalked by older, unattractive, short women. pr-ne to being c-ckblocked. has a hard time saying no when necessary so may also be pr-ne to “bad” touches and unnecessary roughness from short, hairy and detestable females when he’s really dying inside at the thought. (think ace ventura and the shower and plunger scene)
logic cl-ss prof: consider the following example:

1. the man is virile and attractive.
2. the man is an aries.
3. a short detestable female tried to take the man’s stuff.

thus the man’s name must be roy.

students (in unison): d-mn straight!
roy –adjective
to be roy is to be;
1.sick
2.awesome
3.attractive, fit
4.next level
roy is an adjective of someone who is highly appeasing, attractive, fun, happy, a good friend or someone you like.
originating from loughborough university, it was created by andy, rich and john to describe those who lived in royce hall, that were “fit”. since then the adjective has evolved into the current meaning.
may be used in the expression “your so roy” (pr-nounced “your-r so ro-oo-yy”) which would be said to some one who is fit.
an other word for king.
a bad -ss. everybody wants to be him or his place.this name have power and gives person named roy ,the winning-att-tude.
also c-cky,but n-body is perfect.
guy: – hey you can’t get my royalties nor sit on my throne! buya!
the coolest person ever!
you are a roy type aren’t you?

response- you must be awesome!
modern c-ckney slang for being keen i.e roy keane. generally used when excited/buzzing for something.
dave: you going to that party tonight?
phil: yeah i’m so f-cking roy!!!
alloy wheels for the car

originates from leicester, t don
del : “seen my new car, just needs a little buff and a set of roys”

del : “yo, do you wanna buy some roys for your beemer?”
originates from the football player ‘roy keane’. used to descibe someone who tries too hard or is too ‘keen’ to impress, or over excited about something. this has developed to being a ‘roy’. too keen – roy keane – roy.
‘he was a total roy’, ‘i’ve met a right roy’, ‘is your name roy?’

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