Roll Back Like Rubbers

To leave a place, commonly a lame bar or party. Often refers to regrouping at another location to plan the next move.

Pete: This sucks, it's nuts to butts in this place.
Jeff: Yeah, I can't even get to the bar to get a beer. Lets roll back like rubbers and go jacking for beats.
Pete: Alright then

by The Cooker February 14, 2008

rubbers

1. an eraser
2. a condom

1. I bought a pack of rubbers incase i make any mistakes whilst writing.
2. I banged this fit girl, lucky i bought some rubbers earlier in the day!

by hellothere111 March 7, 2009

THEEVING GYPSY ROBBERS

theeving (pronounced this way, not a typo) gypsy robbers are parasitic underbellies of society who do not contribute and feel they can take whatever they want. They wrench car doors open at night, steal your cd player but leave cds on the seat as they are too feral to enjoy your music, demonstrating they are both law-breaking and ungrateful.

"Those theeving gypsy robbers stole my cd player out of my car last night"

by Charl & Ewan June 23, 2006

slapping rubbers

when two guys tie up their used condoms and slap each other with them.

want to play a game of slapping rubbers.

by Rbomb04 December 20, 2014

Used rubbers

Better birth control than new rubbers.

All the vending machine has left is used rubbers for the people with no quarters, and nobody is buying them or fucking anymore.

by Solid Mantis July 14, 2019

rubbers

British word for eraser

I've got some rubbers when i went school shopping

by Tana12346 September 15, 2013

Cops & Robbers

Old-fashioned British slang for sour-gummi candies. In certain dialects it's also applicable to non-sour fruit snacks.

Geoff: "What did your American cousin get for Easter?"
Leonard: "Oh, some sort of sweets, a bag of chocolates and a bag of cops & robbers."
Geoff: "Ah. I do fancy cops & robbers."

by Myles Grathwohl May 17, 2011