Definition of Rob Wilcos

Rob Wilco

noun

• A tragic figure; a loser and a damn fool.
  
  "That ass clown Rob Wilco asked the dumbest questions at the meeting."
  
  "He falls for every trick, even the obvious ones. What a Rob Wilco!"
  
  "That poor fool has no social savvy or class and is the biggest Rob Wilco on the block!"
  
  From the character of Rob Wilco, the loser who lives with his badass cat and sweet, but dumb dog in the asinine comic strip "Get Fuzzy." A Rob Wilco is an all around loser; an idiot and unappealing fool with no saving grace.

  Last edited on Apr 18 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 18 2014.

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