Ross

/rɒs/

Meaning & Definition

proper noun

A common male given name.

Ross is planning to travel to Europe this summer.

A surname of Scottish origin.

She discovered that Ross was a common surname in her family history.

A geographical name, such as the Ross District in Scotland.

The Ross District is known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history.

Scottish, derived from the Gaelic word 'ros', meaning 'promontory' or 'moor'.

ross of the river

A term referring to the banks or edges of a river.

ross and thorn

Symbolizing a beauty that comes with pain.

rose

A type of flowering plant, typically red or pink.

rusk

A type of dry biscuit or twice-baked bread.

To mess up something.

He totally rossed that project by ignoring the guidelines.

To act foolishly.

Don’t just ross around, take things seriously.