rolled

Past tense of rolling. when a group of people got together and threw toilet paper into trees and bushes of someone's yard late at night while everyone was sleeping. The target is normally a teacher or professor. In the south rolling is considered a form of endearment. In the north, it is considered to be disrespectful. Normally accompanied by forking

Prof Ramsey got rolled last night!

by Jinju August 1, 2010

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rolled

caught; in trouble; in the shitter; ruined; put and end to by some authority figure.

An event or a person can be rolled.

It seems that the word is only used as the past tense, you never hear anyone say "the cops will roll that party if you're too loud"

"dude, the party was fun, but it was rolled by ten o'clock."
"you are gonna get SO rolled if you steal your mom's vicodin."
"my parents rolled me so hard. i'm grounded for 6 months."

by Adria September 19, 2004

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rolled

when you get jumped by a group of people

I got jumped by some lebanese

by Smavie September 14, 2003

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rolled

when someone is really high

"you get rolled so easily"

by f2waveee June 9, 2020

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rolled

Offering information and/or bribing to the police in order to escape jail time.

BURDEN: Trucker went to take a piss. The Harris guy jacked the truck. I think we pulled him over in New Bedford.
SEAN: But Harris walked.
BURDEN: He didn't walk. He rolled. Boston Police's Anti-Gang Unit stepped in to get info on another case. He rolled for them.
WHITEY: On who?
BURDEN: What the fuck was the name? Him and three other guys knocked off the M.B.T.A. counting room. Sixty grand... Jimmy Markum. Kid was like nineteen or twenty. Slick as hell, man. Ran a crew, never got arrested.

-Mystic River by Brian Helgeland. Based on the novel by Dennis Lehane

by zaafhfc September 10, 2013

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