roll

verb, disparaging usage used with "through" or "by", to move or travel through an area or by a place where you or your kind are not particularly welcome as in a certain community

The policeman told me that he noticed a bunch of punks rolling through my neighborhood lately when I was making a vandalism report about my car that was egged.

by Jon64Bailey November 20, 2013

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To get owned. (Usually used in the past tense, rolled.)

1: Today in hockey, I got rolled.

2: How?

1: Man you should have seen face off, I got elbowed in the face after getting the puck. Then I took a shot and got checked.

by theemissfob April 20, 2008

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to show your appreciation for the Alabama Crimson Tide

Saul is rollin every Saturday for the tide.

by schmorgasboard April 19, 2010

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To go bowling with some friends or by ones self.

Walter: Saturday, Donny, is Shabbos, the Jewish day of rest. That means that I don't work, I don't get in a car, I don't fucking ride in a car, I don't pick up the phone, I don't turn on the oven, and I sure as shit
shouts don't fucking roll! Shomer shabbos!

by Mr. Kay November 15, 2006

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To roll means going about your business, sometimes illegal.

'I guess that how they roll'- Means i guess thats what they do.

by Emxx February 20, 2006

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verb; to act like one normally does

You see these spinner hub caps? Yeah, well that's how I roll.

by Marleux Destin January 03, 2009

roll

Pickpocket Slang: To be robbed without your knowing or pick-pocketed.

We got rolled by that woman in crowd!

by Andrew123 June 06, 2005