Rolls-Royce

A sex position similar to 69-ing, but the male does not participate and instead has a face full of vag/ass.

I didn't feel like eating any box last night, so I asked her for a Rolls-Royce and she delivered.

by Tom Raper August 28, 2010

Rolls-Job

When one takes a Chrysler 300 and attempts to customize it's exterior in such a away that it looks like a more expensive car, often a Rols Royce.

Dude 1: Holy Crap! Look at that Rolls Royce!!!!

Dude 2: Its not a Rolls Royce. Just a Rolls-Job.

Dude 1: Oh. Why would someone go and do that?

Dude 2: Because Douchebgs need something to drive besides Hummers.

by Gingemonkeh August 5, 2010

Rolls-Royce Defender

A Rolls-Royce Defender is a central defender with a commanding presence and effortless physical dominance. This player wins tackles and out-wrestles his opponents and makes defending look easy, pretty much the definition of Liverpool’s Virgil Van Dijk.

Paul: Did you see Van Dijk’s performance against United?

Chris: He was untouchable, he’s a Rolls-Royce defender, the best in the world.

by Deathcabforeli August 29, 2021

rolls and gravey

when you bust a nut in a fat womens rolls and then lick it off

man them was some nasty rolls and gravey

by zack wendt May 4, 2005

Rolls Royce ricer

A white dude who loves modifying his phat 'Rolls with sick 19" aluminum alloy rims, a crazy Ferrari F50 GT rear spoiler reaching a mile high, scissor-like doors, and exaggerated leopard patterns on the shizzling car.

My Rolls Royce ricer partner became a stud when he attracted attention of several white chicks staring at his car and bling-bling.

by Dr. R September 19, 2006

Rolls-Royce

In sandwich classification, the Rolls-Royce of sandwiches is defined as a toasted withe bread sandwich with saussages and ketchup (brown sauce is widely accepted as well)

Friday morning at last! I think I deserve a Rolls-Royce

by ohe May 8, 2005

rolls can hardly

An expression indicating a person is so abnormally large that they struggle slowly to move from one place to another on their own feet.

Shortened version of the saying, "(s)he can roll down a hill, but can hardly walk."

Yo dude, why are we moving so slow.

Well, that women up there rolls can hardly.

by Nottobrite September 28, 2005