RoleTide
RoleTide by AppalachianAmerican March 3, 2017
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RollTide
A sentence enhancer, or a sentence in it's own. Can be used as a greeting, departure, or to smooth rough ties between people and shut others up. It's a movement. Usually followed by a fist in the air.
"RollTide?" "RollTide!" (Black Power Fist)
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RollTide baby
A ROLLTIDE happens to be a phrase of extreme significance, First started by the university of Alabama as a chant, it was later adopted by the mangs of Bancroft school as a phrase signifying victory in the face of extreme adversity. Or baggin a bangin girl. Either one works.
Tuna: ayooo chris, me and juddmang just picked up some bangin ass girls at this party.
Juddman: Yeeep
Chris: ROLLTIDE baby
Juddman: Yeeep
Chris: ROLLTIDE baby
RollTide baby by puertoricanthunder XXX January 3, 2011
Cinnamon Rolltide
used by a man from Alabama who thinks dessert should come with an afterparty! When exercising your pullout game from doggystyle position, (or its variants) quickly draw a spiral with your homemade icing on a cheek of your choosing.
Cinnamon Rolltide by KevSaidWhat October 15, 2025
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