roach

roach (noun)

An individual, in particular a user of an Internet group chat or message board, who openly lurks conversations but does not participate.

roaching (verb)

The action of lurking a conversation to everyone's knowledge.

1. Scott, we see you lurking, stop being a roach.
2. Scott clearly read our messages, he's just roaching like usual. Typical roach.

by mally.bear June 3, 2016

Roach

Term used in car sales to describe a customer who never buys, and who wanders around the showroom like a cockroach.

Usually a "roach" has lousy credit and can't afford to buy, or he comes in regularly and talks shit how he will buy, but never actually buys a car because of variuous resons, like credit, money, or his indecisivness.

Don't talk to that guy standing by the canovertible. He's a raoch and will waste your time.

This roach has been in here every other day, and he still makes up excuses not to buy. Stay away from him.

by Sunny Delight January 7, 2008

Roach

That looks miserable, dirty , tired , not in good shape , not looking well

forget about me today,i had a hell of a night , i'm roach

by Nizzzzzzick September 4, 2010

roach

Caribbean term for a woman/ man who has had their partner taken away from them by another woman/ man.

Sally is roaching Jessica with her husband.

by Tenielle Woodside May 12, 2008

Roach

Someone who's credit score is below 600

"That roach can't finance a toaster!"

by CLYDE BATTER February 28, 2009

ROACH

Reflexes Of A CHeetah

Often shouted when someone makes a catch or some other stunt that requires quick reflexes

(John catches a fly) That was so ROACH man!

by roachissimo1 July 1, 2009

roach

The shitty end of anything, but usually refers to the end of a joint or blunt.

1. I dont think there is any more hits on that blunt roach
2. That bowl of oat meal is getting kind of roachy, I think you should chuck the rest of it

by Kool Mint Flava September 30, 2004