" riving "

 [ "rive" ]

1: Scottish for tear as in rip

  * e.g.,  ... I'll rive you a new ersehole ya bam 

 [ "Rives" ]

1: a tall, brown haired girl, who loves to be in style and is a good match if you want her.

  * e.g.,  ... Man! This girl is a total rives! 

 [ "rive" ]

1: Japanese for live

  * e.g.,  ... Severed has a good rive stage show! 

 [ "Riving" ]

1: horny: in the mood for sexual activity

  * e.g.,  ... That chick is riving for you bro I am riving horny right now 

 [ "rived" ]

1: When playing poker, usually Texas Hold Em', and you are dominating the hand going into the last card, the river, and a perosn gets a lucky card and you lose. Usually followed by an angry uprage of cursing and throwing things.

  * e.g.,  ... "Gus turns over the Ace King for top two against Kevins pocket fives. The only card he can get is a OMG a 5 on the river!!" 

 [ "Rive ud af røven" ]

1: Hvis man river ud af røven betyder det at man improvisere fuldstendigt. Man kan have ingen forstand på et emne, men stadig rive ud af røven. Det kan også betyde at man bliver spurgt om ting og uden at vide det lyder man så selvsikker i sit svar at andre tror på det.

  * e.g.,  ... Jeg elsker at rive ud af røven fordi alle tror på mig, hvis jeg lyder selvsikker nok. 

 [ "Rive-Nord" ]

1: If aids was a school.

  * e.g.,  ... Being defined as.. 

 [ "Rives Junction" ]

1: Rives Junction, Michigan is a small township of Jackson County. Rives Junction was founded in 1834 by Samuel Prescott and Henry Fitfield. Rives Junction's zip code is 4927 Has a total area of 32 square miles.

  * e.g.,  ... Student from U.P: Hey, where are you from? Me: Rives Junction. Student from U.P.: Uhh, where is that? Me: It's a super small township..(maybe on a map somewhere) located between Lansing and Jackson! 

 [ "Joshua Rives" ]

1: A cute guy with a long sausage Fast as lightning ⚡️ He gets all the girls even though he is only 4’10 tops

  * e.g.,  ... Joshua Rives was last in the Miamis we ran 

 [ "Rive" ]

1: To tear apart by pulling or tugging. In Standard English, the word is somewhat rare, employed chiefly in the past participle, 'riven'

  * e.g.,  ... Wolves rive upon their victims with thorough cruelty