Sad turd on the roof

Sad turd on the roof is a saying used to describe an ugly bird on your roof. used commonly by 11 year olds.

i hear a Sad turd on the roof on our roof

by TiltedMC December 10, 2019

raise the roof

'to half ass something, to fuck up something important'

based on one nct 2020 performance in which lucas forgot the choreography while in the center position

'Oh man, look at Lucas, he's about to raise the roof'

by torinator127 December 23, 2021

the shat hit the roof

The point at which a performance has become so bad that one is forced to get up from their seats and leave the auditorium or stadium.

"I was born an Ohio State fan. I live as an Ohio State fan. I will die an Ohio State fan. But the shat hit the roof in the game against Florida when they basketball'ed the touchback."

by MotherEarthFracker April 21, 2007

Taking it to the Roof

Taking a younger girl to the roof of a building, showing her the stars, using a few cheesy pick up lines, and making love under the moonlit skys.

JJ: Hey, I'm taking it to the roof tonight with this girl.
Jo: You asshole! Take me to the roof!

by Bromance Lovers January 13, 2009

Goof on the roof

The name of a 1953 Three Stooges short where the Stooges are entrusted with taking care of a friends house, installing a television set and featuring some of Shemp Howards best comedic slapstick work as well as a hilarious pratfall by Larry and Moe at his crabbiest.

Shemp Howard is the ultimate Goof On The Roof.

by Stooge Fan September 22, 2003

raise the roof

phrase used to express a desire to get a party started. Often followed by the phrase "off the hook."

Let's raise the roof until this party is off the hook!

by Scarface December 26, 2002

raise the roof

The roof represents the limitations that loom over us all. "Raise the roof" begs we work together to increase our mutual potential rather than oppressing competition.

Let's raise the roof, my enemy; the glass ceiling is keeping us all down.

See the Glass Ceiling Act, as part of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 199l.

by Rev. Thomas Scott Painter November 3, 2003