Scott’s rollin stone

The act of passing a kidney stone while having intercourse and the kidney stone gets lost in mams vast vag. Now the woman has to re pass the stone if she can find it.

It doesn’t hurt anymore after I pulled a Scott’s rollin stone in her last night.

by Evilredbeerd February 4, 2023

trick rollin bitch

A Prostitute who roofies her customer, rendering him unconscious, so she can steal his money and leave, without his knowledge.

That Girl Has no Pimp. she's a trick rollin bitch dudes for their cash. Straight Up.

by Mat Bat May 17, 2018

Rollin' up

To smoke a big ass blunt like a gangsta.

"You been rollin' around, sh** I'm rollin' up,
Light and roll it up"

-Sexy pop and hip hop queen, Rihanna. (Needed Me)

by Raspberry Necessary 35 March 10, 2022

rollin roadblock

When big rigs are parallel on all lanes on an interstate, and no one can pass

what assholes, these semis are a rollin roadblock!

by wonafuneral September 29, 2023

Rory the Rollin Robot

Probably the nicest guy ever. Women adore him and men want to be like him. The definition of perfection. Brings not to all

Everyone wants to be a Rory the Rollin Robot

by A20fetyip October 24, 2024

roast rollin

When you’re on a road trip and it’s hot as hell. You’re probably in Texas in the summer.

I was roast rollin to see family with my husband Ryan to see his family. I had to put the windows down it was so hot.

by Kmoneyzzzzzzz June 13, 2021

Rollin' Gin

The term "Rollin Gin" originated from a typographical error where the phrase "rolling in" was mistakenly written as "Rollin Gin." The phrase "rollin' gin" can be used in place of trending or refer to a situation or period where things are progressing exceptionally well or experiencing rapid success.

Informal Usage: Rollin' Gin Refers to a situation or period where things are progressing exceptionally well or experiencing rapid success. Trending.
Colloquial Usage: Often used to describe a positive turn of events, growth, or prosperity.
Etymology: Combination of "Rollin" (informal contraction of "rolling in") and "Gin" (a typographical error for the intended word), highlighting the accidental and playful nature of language evolution.

"Those ticket sales are rollin' gin." or "Mrs. Kim's split leg yoga pants are rollin' gin."

by Lexi-Con April 15, 2024