fruit roll up

when your nut sack sticks to your leg and you have to peel it off like a fruit roll up

Man, it was 97 degrees out today and had the worst case of fruit roll up

by JtothemuthafuckinB October 30, 2007

roll with me bitch

its a pretty faboola sayin dat means come with me.

me-oi jamie roll with me bitch!
jamie-wtf

by battyboi October 3, 2006

slow your roll

1) slow your roll
Driving analogy used to indicate the opposite party is going too fast--their level of excitement/interest/energy is too high and might better come down a notch or two.

"Baby, you're moving so fast, you're going to overheat. You're coming at me in fifth gear; maybe bring it down to second. You know, slow your roll."

by WyoPoet December 8, 2012

Guatamalen Gator Roll

When giving a woman oral sex, one latches onto her clitoris with his front teeth. He then proceeds to death roll as if he were a gator killing its prey. Also when a woman death rolls on a male's genetalia.

My girlfriend gave me a sand job last night and I haven't been able to walk all day. I'm gonna get her back with a guatamalen gator roll.

by Fuck Bandit October 11, 2009

Ronnie Roll-Through

This name used to describe those parking spaces which have an empty spot ahead of them, thus saving the driver from having to back out into the lane (if they don't normally back in).

This can be something spotted from far off, or more often it is a total surprise to find a "Ronnie Roll-Through".

Cliff and Bruce were circling the lot in their brown Ford Probe when they spotted a parking space. Pulling into it, happy to find a space they realized that it was a ronnie roll-through.

by Roan Pettifog November 20, 2010

rock n roll

1.) In Vietnam US troops used the term "rock n' roll" to describe firing full auto with a firearm, especially a machince gun.

Sergeant: Charlies comin' in from the west time to rock n roll !!! Sergeant puts the belt feed through his M60

by afgadsfdasfdsa April 9, 2006

Michigan Rolling Stop

Term used when a driver does not come to a complete stop at a stop sign, and instead slowly rolls through the intersection when no cross traffic is present. It is the same as a California Roll but performed by drivers in Michigan.

"Aren't you going to stop?"

"I did. Michigan Rolling Stop."

"Right. I'm sure the cop behind us totally didn't notice."

by tarzannie April 7, 2009