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Used when dealing with poker (and possibly other forms of gambling), usually involving stakes. Occurs when a staked player effectively "takes the money and runs". This occurs in one of two forms and is considered stealing: 1. The player spends the staked money on something other than what it was meant for (playing roulette when you were staked to play poker or simply spending it on hookers and blow). 2. The player plays the prescribed game, wins some amount of money, and keeps all the money for themself without paying the agreed backer's cut to their staker. 1. Man, I really trusted him. I staked him $10k to play in the world series of poker and he completely rolled on me. He spent all the money shooting craps with T.J. Cloutier.
2. That guy totally rolled on the stake. He played the poker tournament, won $1 million, and I never heard from him again. He owes me about $500k! |
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Used to describe the effects of Ecstacy. Damn. I was rollin up in the that club last night.
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Stating your philosophical stance on a situation with a affirmative predisposition. That's how I roll.
i.e.-Jack black kicking Will Ferrel's dog over the bridge after Ferrel ruined Black's motorcycle, then stating to Ferrel, "thats how I roll". "you aint got my cash, I'll bust a cap in your ass. Yeah nigga, thats how I roll." |
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V. To feel the effects of Ecstacy. Derived, as hypothesized by the original maker of the drug, from the fact that your eyes roll back in your head in pleasure.
N. The tablet of Ecstasy itself 1 I'm rollin so hard!
2 Those were crappy rolls you bought. |
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1.) To go some where by car.
2.) To prepare a joint or blunt. 3.) A wad of cash 4.) Description of a group, to be used with 'deep' 1. Alright, you ready to roll to the party?
2. Moss is a pro at rolling. 3. Did you see that guy's roll? 4. When I roll 20 deep it's 20 knives in the club. |
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Under the influence of XTC. "I'm Rollin' Balls!!"
"Dawg, you tryin' to roll tonight?" "Do you know where i can get some bomb rolls?" |
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To jump and/or rob. Comes from the Vietnam War era when American soldiers used to get rolled from behind when they were distracted. (When GI JOE would be doin a hooker and get hit from behind by a club). You better put those benjamins away for you get ROLLED up in this mug.
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can mean many things but i noticed this one wasnt listed: slang term for a pill of ecstacy. "Hey, you know where i can get any rolls?"
or "I took some bomb-ass rolls the other night!" |
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