Roloff

Adjective; Pertaining to a particularly short statured individual in either height or character, often used in conjuncture with a pronoun.

IE 'Did you see that guy that just walked by? He was a wicked Roloff!'; 'That girl was being such a Roloff the other day.'

by Kitrick November 16, 2009

Roloff

A Roloff is a 'little person' or one born with the pathological condition of dwarfism--based on the TLC (The (The Learning Channel) TV series Little People/Big World featuring the Roloff family, three of whom (father, mother, one of the twins, Zach; the other three--two boys and a girl are of 'normal stature'.

Dwarfism is a typically pathological condition in which the physical size of a person, animal, or plant is well below
normal.

I don't think a Roloff would be running with the bulls in Spain soon. But, then again, who knows.

by sj martin October 15, 2006

Rooffa Shilly Snap

A PoPuLaR Greeting MeaNing The SaMe as the 70's 'Hey, gimme some skin...' where to friends slap hands.

(Customarily followed by the fist tap term 'Shoop')

As Kadre holds his out hand palm side up and says to his Homey' Davin "RoOfFa sHiLly SnAp!". His Homey then slaps his hand and then they fist tap and say "Shoop!"

by CyBrPyPr November 4, 2007

Roloff Rugby

When you use a little person as the ball in rugby.

Is Amy (little person) doing a circle jerk of those New Zealander men? Nah, it's just a Roloff Rugby scrum....and wow, what a great kick through the uprights!

by BBOT5000 October 27, 2021