roasted
- adjective
- /ˈroʊstɪd/
- Offensive
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ridiculizado
- After his latest performance, the actor was roasted on social media for his over-the-top acting.
And so like I, you know, I got roasted every second.
- And so like I, you know, I got roasted every second.
- Tiny was roasting Billy, killing them, man.
- We did if we could be sit there and have have gotten roasted.
- So and so roasted, you know, this person, the administration, it's all that.
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During the comedy show, he was hilariously roasted by his friends, making everyone laugh out loud.
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And so like I, you know, I got roasted every second.
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The Day I Was Roasted Alive
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This thing where you roasted some girl with the braces?
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AM I being roasted for thinking that that soupy, you know, stuff looks like rich.
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The only thing that hurts more than getting roasted is people not watching your roast, not caring that how bad you get roasted.
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He got roasted in the comments from come after Peaches roast.
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The comedian's roast of the celebrity included playful jabs that had the audience in stitches.
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Etymology
Roasted also means 'publicly made fun of', and this sense comes from the cooking image of roast — like 'cooking' someone with hot jokes. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine comedians warming up a guest with funny insults, which is why being roasted means being made fun of in public.