ross
Pronunciation: [rɔs]
Word
Context: "proper noun, name"
(noun) a common male first name. It’s often used for boys and sometimes can be a surname. People with this name might be known for various reasons, such as their personality or achievements.
Example
Ross always makes everyone laugh with his jokes.
Example
There isn't anyone named Ross in my class this year.
Example
Do you know someone named Ross who likes to play soccer?
Context: "food, cooking"
(noun) a type of sauce that is usually made from stock and is often used in cooking, especially in French cuisine. Chefs use it to add flavor to dishes.
Example
The chef prepared a delicious white sauce or 'ross' to go with the pasta.
Example
I didn’t like the food because there wasn’t any ross on it.
Example
What type of dishes can you make using a ross?
Context: "process, dealing"
(verb) to make someone feel very comfortable or relaxed, often by being friendly or welcoming. This is especially used in context when someone is trying to be nice.
Example
He knows how to ross his new friends so they feel at home.
Example
She didn’t ross her guests, and they felt a bit awkward.
Example
How do you plan to ross the new students at your school?
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