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The best guy you’ll ever want to be friends with! He is a true gentlemen that deeply cares about his close friends. Definitely knows how to treat a woman. He will always be there for you, and will never judge you. He is smart, respectful, and straightforward. When asking for help, he will make fun of you at first but will later try his best to help you. Can make conversations out of ANYTHING. Big spender. His inside jokes are the best.

Has a tendency to be best friends with Amelias ;)
You: ROLDYK I need help! :(

Roldyk: what happened now?
You: What is this for?
Roldyk: You really don’t know what’s a wall plug?
Roldyk by justwhatever… November 22, 2021
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Usually a nickname for those with the name Harold. But is only to be called with honor. Person who acquires this name is only here to party and get laid. Hes a nice guy but be careful because he could end up taking your girl.
1. Hey did you invite roldy?
2. Yeah but i brought the ugly girl this time so i can get some.
1. Man i hope he doesnt like blonds.
roldy by roldy22 July 7, 2011
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An ankle grabber. One to drop to their knees easily to please. A term used in Northern England area.
When that guy has a couple drinks in him he turns into a total roldy.
Roldy by city ham March 19, 2015
When someone does something really cool or fucking tough as shit
“Hey Karl-Ragnar I just benched 400kg”
Damn Karl-Lars, that’s fett röjdyk
röjdyk by Röjdyk November 4, 2019
When you do something cool or something real fucking tough shit.
“Karl-Ragnar I just benched 400kg”
“Damn Karl-Johan, that was fett röjdyk.”
röjdyk by Röjdyk November 4, 2019
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