Roll

to roll somebody, is to approach them with stealth and aggression and to take all their possessions.

amber - "hey bro lets go roll ebonys new phone"
bella (bro) - "okay bro, i love rolling stuff"

by lifeologist February 24, 2015

Roll

Used to describe the effects of Ecstacy.

Damn. I was rollin up in the that club last night.

by Xerobull November 29, 2002

Roll

Rickroll without Rick

This is a rickroll without Rick. You got rolled.

by Jack Ouyang November 20, 2022

Roll

To steal or mug of a person. Usually money or items of clothing. Different to stealing as you are taking from the person themself.

Don't go to that park, some kid got rolled in there.

by _emiliokc_ March 9, 2017

roll

Informal to make something at home; manufacture anything non-commercially (descended from the practice of rolling one's own paper-wrapped smoking instruments)

I don't buy store-bought spaghetti sauce: I roll my own from scratch.

by Jon64Bailey April 8, 2013

Roll

V. To feel the effects of Ecstacy. Derived, as hypothesized by the original maker of the drug, from the fact that your eyes roll back in your head in pleasure.

N. The tablet of Ecstasy itself

1 I'm rollin so hard!
2 Those were crappy rolls you bought.

by Fleur Du Mal July 20, 2004

Roll

A variation of Roll on.

Jesse in Breaking Bad: I'm not the kind of dude who rolls.

by Bugmenot2007 October 2, 2016