rolling in the dough

Making an above average amount of money. By legal or illegal means.

Yeah baby since I started slanging birds. I am rolling in the dough.

by Street guru October 23, 2013

rolling coal

Term used to describe when a diesel engine is blowing a thick cloud of black smoke. Also common with yuppie teenager's who have there parents pay for a nice diesel truck and then put a chip in it to blow smoke.

"You should have seen that truck it was rolling coal like crazy."

by popsicleishous February 18, 2009

Tube rolling

The practice of swapping out different brands of a particular type (say, KT88 or EL34, to name two common types) of tubes in an audio amplifier.

Being the component in an amplifier that actually amplifies the signal, the tube chosen can have quite an effect on the sound. Because of different quality control and manufacturing techniques from one company to another, simply swapping out the tubes in your amplifier can change the sound.

Naturally, all of this is very subjective to the tastes of the particular listener, but objectively some tubes are more linear than others and so should provide more accurate sound reproduction.

Tube rolling, then, can be thought of as auditioning different tubes, much the way you audition different amps or speakers themselves in a store before buying them.

The tubes that came with my stereo sounded really flat, it's time to do some tube rolling to see if I can get a good set in there.

by Erik the Seventh March 20, 2012

Rolling the Bean

Form of female masturbation. Stimulating the clitoris.

I walked in on my roommate rolling the bean!

by MelissaDevarne September 18, 2005

rolling a j

rolling a joint
aka a cigarette made of marijuana

Dude i was rolling a j last night it was so big and fat, i was sooo high!

by rawr!!!!!!!!!!!!!! November 16, 2007

rolling your eyes

when your eyes go all around your eyelids usually because of annoyance or disbelief. your eyeballs usually go in a full circle.

You were rolling your eyes as you saw the fake couple.

by Zinera January 14, 2009

rolling stone

A metaphor for something that is always moving or changing. This phrase has many connections to music: It's the name of a magazine that focuses on pop culture and music, it's the name of a band, and it's a lyric in a song by Bob Dylan. These three things may be connected. A possible origin of this phrase is the old saying, "a rolling stone gathers no moss."

by Dave September 8, 2003