Definition of rossie in English:

rossie

noun ˈrɒsi

Irish English informal

A spirited, outspoken, or independent woman.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From Irish rásaí (pronounced/raːsiː/) vagrant, gossip, traveller woman, hussy, perhaps from rásaighe, genitive singular of rásach, in the same sense, of uncertain origin.

Definition of rossie in US English:

rossie

nounˈrɒsi

Irish English informal

A spirited, outspoken, or independent woman.

Origin

1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From Irish rásaí (pronounced/raːsiː/) vagrant, gossip, traveller woman, hussy, perhaps from rásaighe, genitive singular of rásach, in the same sense, of uncertain origin.

单词	rossie
释义	Definition of rossie in English: rossie noun ˈrɒsi Irish English informal A spirited, outspoken, or independent woman. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From Irish rásaí (pronounced/raːsiː/) vagrant, gossip, traveller woman, hussy, perhaps from rásaighe, genitive singular of rásach, in the same sense, of uncertain origin. Definition of rossie in US English: rossie nounˈrɒsi Irish English informal A spirited, outspoken, or independent woman. Origin 1920s; earliest use found in James Joyce (1882–1941), writer. From Irish rásaí (pronounced/raːsiː/) vagrant, gossip, traveller woman, hussy, perhaps from rásaighe, genitive singular of rásach, in the same sense, of uncertain origin.
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