Roll up

To force someone to leave a group or area, through either violence or fear.

Also, to intimidate someone into leaving a group or area, usually accompanied with implied or express threats of violence.

"If I find out you ratted on me, I'm gonna have to roll you up."

"He was afraid that he'd get a beat down if he hung around, so he rolled himself up."

"Roll up, or get your ass whooped."

by dyrwk July 11, 2009

Roll Up

Verb To be released from confinement. Roll up refers to rolling up your bedding and personal items.

Beds number 145, 82, 32, and 87 roll up.

I can't wait until they call me to roll up, I really want out of here.

by NoJail4You July 28, 2011

roll up

To be twerked on by a female

Aye bro tisha just gave me a roll up at the party

by Hahahsjisjsb January 14, 2018

Roll up

Verb. To engage in sexual action with someone to whom little respect is shown. From roll in the hay.

See that guy over there? Yeah, I rolled him up last night.

by Sol April 4, 2004

roll up

to grant immunity to facilitate an indictment of the higher up criminal

We can't get to the main man, but maybe we can get someone to roll up on him.

by Jim King December 17, 2004

Roll Up

To Arrive

Wiz Khalifa's song - Roll Up

I roll up I roll up, whenever you call baby I roll up.

by Narcissesto November 29, 2011

roll up

A piece of paper money rolled up and used in order to snort any powder substance for a high, mainly cocaine hydrochloride.

Dude 1: "Dude, I don't have any straws and i'm not trying to take bumps, can I get a roll up?"
Dude 2: Sure man. dude 2 opens up his wallet and pulls out a dollar bill

by boredbitchass April 22, 2006