roof hit

After smoking marijuana and exhaling the smoke towards the roof of the car, everyone re-inhales the smoke.

Barack Obama: Yo Trav, how much grass we got left after this blunt?
Trav: None bro, let's do some roof hits to conserve.
Barack Obama: Fa'sho!

by tskully1 June 27, 2012

the roof is on fire

1.This party is jumpin!

2. Some one started a fire on the roof.

by Gretchen March 26, 2003

roof rabbit

Cat, skinned and beheaded and passed off as a rabbit meat for human consumption.

During WWII many Londoners ate what they thought was rabbit, but it was roof rabbit.

by Rich Lather June 29, 2005

roofy

a date rape pill. a pill some one puts in your drink at a party so you can pass out and they can rape or have sex with you.

someone put a roofy in her drink and she woke up with some weird man.

by nicale October 27, 2006

rooftop casual

Describes a specific kind of casual gathering between two or more individuals. More often times than not, the sharing of alcoholic beverages is involved during this very relaxed event.

The phrase is meant to recall the sharing of a drink with another person and simply enjoying one another's company or possibly engaging in a deep and meaningful conversation, all while sitting on a rooftop.

"Would you be up for some liquid therapy tonight?"
"Sure! What do you have in mind?"

"I don't know really. Small group hang out? Something pretty rooftop casual."

by H and I February 20, 2010

Roofer

Someone who uses roofies to get someone else to sleep with them. GDI's and haters of greek life like to accuse fraternities of having such people in their houses- as a way of undermining the popularity of the fraternity on campus

Person 1: That fraternity is sketch, They have been known to roofy freshmen girls.

Person 2: Seriously!? who are the roofers in the fraternity?

Person 1: Like all of them

by Derrick Bonnerman October 14, 2009

roof shooter

A person who loses it, finds a roof and starts shooting people.

"Keep your eye on Martin, that guy is a potential roof shooter".

by Laurie Nicholson May 30, 2006