rohadt
Used to emphasize an adjective or verb, especially to express anger, annoyance, or strong feeling; considered vulgar in some contexts.
Used as an informal intensifier meaning "very" or "extremely" before another adjective, especially in phrases like "rotten drunk" or "rotten cold".
Used before a noun to show that something or someone makes you angry or annoyed.
Decayed or spoiled to the point that it smells bad, tastes bad, or is no longer safe or pleasant to use, especially of food or other organic matter.
Used to express strong dislike or contempt for someone or something, often implying it is annoying or not worth respect.
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