rolling

to laugh loudly and heartily as in to "roll on the floor in laughter"

"Rochelle saw David rolling with his friend."

by Sasquatch Gordon October 4, 2005

rolling stone

Rolling Stone is an American magazine devoted to music, politics and popular culture that is published weekly. Rolling Stone was founded in San Francisco in 1967 by Jann Wenner, and has since become incredibly popular and one of the biggest music reviewing magazine in the western world. And, to those that complain that it is too lenient towards new rap acts and pop-music, i'll remind you that is the whole point of the magazine: it's called "rolling stone" because a rolling stone is something that is constantly changing and evolving with new and exciting new things, so should therefore embrace new rap acts, instead of simply dismissing them as "new fangled" rubbish.

Person 1: omg, i can't believe all the good reviews these rap songs are getting, rolling stone shouldn't even be listening to this rap shit

Person 2: Well, the very name "rolling stone" implies something moving and constantly changing, just like the popularity of music, so i think they're doing well embracing it

by Dan Leadbetter May 9, 2007

Tootsie Rolling

Getting high by eating a pill of ecstasy after failing to successfully go colon rollin' (getting high by using a pill of ecstasy as a suppository).

She was way too fucked up to successfully shove that pill in her ass, but she wanted to get high badly enough to go tootsie rolling.

by ababyinablender July 7, 2009

jack-rolling

it is a south african slang term for "Gang-rape"

hey, you missed out on some jack-rolling last nite at the party

by beevisandbutthead December 11, 2009

Rolling Out

A term useed by a hoe or a prostitute when a man rolls his dick out.

(Also use as Rolled out)

Girl that man started rolling out on me last night he gave it to me good.

by aka E-CHUNKY July 26, 2006

rolling pin

A weapon of mass destruction.

"Man, that Militia got knocked the FUCK OUT with that rolling pin!"

by agentorange1991 December 12, 2006

rolling

v. (1) The act of rotating one's central bodily axis 360 degrees or more while the whole body is making contact with a surface for the duration of the process. One "roll" is equivalent to a rotation of 360 degrees.

v. (2) The act or process of creating a cigarette out of some sort of plant material. The term comes from the plant material's appearance of becoming tightly packed together as the cigarette is being created.

v. slang (3) A term for hearty laughter. The term mainly elicits use in response to situations with exceptional comedic value.

(1) I got a dog turd on my pants while I was rolling down the hill during recess yesterday.

(2) I was rolling a marijuana cigarette while driving yesterday, but I had to interrupt the process until I got home because there were police cars on every corner.

(3) Man, I was rolling yesterday when Katie fell down those stairs!

by First Lady of the United States March 14, 2007