raise the roof

a dancing motion where by the participant pushes both hands up in the air, as if performing a soulful military press with the hands open and facing up towards the ceiling. usually done in groups. also see douchebag.

lets raise da roof yall

by hazzi January 11, 2003

Raise de Aou

The equivalent meaning of this phrase is "See you in the next life".

Usually used when two people are separated by each other due to moving to another state etc. and to wish for blessings and goodness for each other. This phrase is popularized by a popular JPOP singer named Sayuri in which she used this term in the title of her song. Later, the title of the song began to turn as a fad and that's where "Raise de Aou" began to be used.

Chris: I need to go now Father. Raise de Aou!

Rudeus: Raise de Aou too my dear!

by 3dots January 7, 2019

raise a stink

Alternate term for the act of defecation.

Sharing a bathroom with male roommates can be tricky at times. The key to proper lavatory planning often entails getting in your morning shower before someone else decides to raise a stink.

by Lârry Dângüs, esq. July 20, 2010

Raise Hell Praise Dale

Yeehaw redneck motherfucker who does yeehaw stuff

“Ah man, he just went through some sick mud in his truck, Raise Hell Praise Dale dude!”

by Thedalepraisinghellraiser January 5, 2019

raise a big stink

To make a loud, prolonged complaint, especially in a public situation.

If Mary doesn't get the promotion, she will raise a big stink about it to everyone in the office.

by Libertine October 2, 2005

Raise Your Bottoms

Variation of the British phrase 'Bottoms Up',

which literally encourages the listener to raise the bottom of their glass towards the ceiling and let the content glide down their throat.

Most commonly used when the glass' content is alcoholic, which was also the case when the expression was created by a German fresher adjusting to British drinking standards.

-Cheers!
-Down it!
-Raise your Bottoms!

by YYYork February 29, 2012

raise hell

To object something strongly.
To stirr up trouble.
To intend to cause a strong impact to something.

Dude to bartender: "Your beer tastes like crap!"
Bartender: "Are you here to raise hell?"

by AxelF April 5, 2006