Oh my Rowling

Another way of saying Oh my Gosh or Oh my God. Mostly said by Potter nerds

Rowling standing for J.K Rowling

"I cant believe she just hit her!"
" Oh my Rowling, I KNOW!"

by agatha June 21, 2012

tin roofing

giving head with braces

"dude never accept a tin roofing from a chick because it hurts like hell"

by JLeno April 16, 2008

Wisconsin rolling stop

the practice (quite illegal but engaged in nevertheless) of avoiding late-night stopping while on lonely rural roads (such as in Wisconsin) by slowing down, turning off one's headlights as one approaches an intersection, scanning for the beams of other drivers' headlights, and if none are seen, speeding through the stop sign before turning the headlights back on. It can result in less driving time, or a high-speed collision with someone else doing the same time.

I was late leaving the bar and so I tore down the back roads, making a few Wisconsin rolling stops in my hurry to get home.

by Mick M. August 1, 2007

Rolling Stones People

Also: Rolling Stones person/girl/boy

1. Generally, a person that is brash, mature, extroverted,rebellious, cheeky,liberated,confident, sometimes sexually promiscuous, and consider themselves more highly evolved than Beatles People, as Beatles People are generally young and naive. They were scruffier and more unkept than Beatle People.

2. People who liken themselves to, or possess the qualities that are of the Rolling Stones

3.In contrast to that of Beatle People

I would never let my daughter date Rolling Stones people. They are too rebellious and long haired.

by vapeaurmauve December 11, 2006

rooting

aussie slang term for fucking

"damo is so rooting emma in there, what a (sick cunt!!) "

by bigdudeydude July 4, 2017

Rolling on dubs

Dubs is short for "dub deuces" (double deuces) which are 22 inch rims.

I put these 22 inch rims on the Impala now I'm rolling on dubs

by Caddy fins February 16, 2017

rolling stop

A lame excuse for a cop to pull you over, and only dangerous if done improperly, a rolling stop is when you don't come to a complete stop at a stop sign. This includes slowing down to .0000002 mph to look both ways in an unoccupied industrial district. Basically if your wheel doesn't stop moving, you've done a "rolling stop" in the eyes of the law.

Cop: Do you know why I pulled you over?
Victim: I was hoping you could tell me, and obviously I don't know why you pulled me over otherwise I wouldn'tve done it in front of you.
Cop: You did a rolling stop back there.
Victim: ...back there at my driveway on the cul-de-sac?
Cop: I don't speak French.

by Douglas Young January 13, 2008