When two or more people are involved in the commission of a crime, only one is caught, and the one subsequently apprehended, then informs on the others to police. Usually for the offer of a lesser charge.
"I thought I'd got away clean. But the guy rolled over on me, when the D.A. threatened him with 15-life."
by D. Gould February 16, 2006
to have given up
Sebastian: You did the best you could.
Veronica: Yeah, but he didn’t. He just sort of rolled over. Didn’t put up a fight. It’s not like him.
Veronica: Yeah, but he didn’t. He just sort of rolled over. Didn’t put up a fight. It’s not like him.
by movieenglish May 22, 2009
Basically, it's the equivilant of a hangover for people who do ecstasy. When someone's rolled over, they're generally extremely tired, a bit irritable, and just plain out of it. They're usually etarded as well. They could also be in some physical discomfort, such as having a headache, being nauseous, and back pain.
by Erka G October 16, 2005
The next couple of days after rolling face on the drug ecstasy.
Like a hang over only a roll over.
You feel like shit during a roll over.
You're ually very tired and depressed and over emotional.
Like a hang over only a roll over.
You feel like shit during a roll over.
You're ually very tired and depressed and over emotional.
The other day, I totally rolled face and now I have the worst roll over. ): Blah. But it was totally worth it!
by Ninabutt December 7, 2007
Guys talk for a girl with a pretty body but ugly face. They want to do her, but only from behind (hence the word 'roll over')
Dude, she's a roll over.
by gorgeous girly girl December 20, 2008
Repeatedly perform a profoundly unfathomable assinine act while expecting the same results.
Regularly motivated by overwhelming ignorance or hopeless boredom.
Similar to the moribund act of donkeys crossing the desert during the day.
Regularly motivated by overwhelming ignorance or hopeless boredom.
Similar to the moribund act of donkeys crossing the desert during the day.
While playing XBOX I heard them say, "Roll over".
"Why?", I asked.
"Because we are utterly bored with our fruitless impotent personal lives that we need to play this game 20 hours a day...when we roll over it provides a new challenge. Roll over and follow us," they said.
"Do I win any money?" I asked.
"No."
"Will I unlock hidden weapons, like a flame thrower?"
"No!"
"Well if I roll over what do I get?"
They said, "You get to lose all of your weapons. You can roll over from level 55, start over at level 1, then you can play for 80 hours to get to level 55 again. Oh, and you get a prettier badge. Roll over and join us."
"What!? That makes no sense," I said.
"Come on. Roll over. Oh, we almost forgot...once you roll over and spend 80 hours getting to level 55, you can roll over again another NINE times. It's so titilating! Look, Erkle is already on his 10th roll over. We all aspire to be like him. Follow us and roll over."
"Look guys. You pay Erkle a great compliment by copying him, but rolling over courts the insane. I'll pass."
"Why?", I asked.
"Because we are utterly bored with our fruitless impotent personal lives that we need to play this game 20 hours a day...when we roll over it provides a new challenge. Roll over and follow us," they said.
"Do I win any money?" I asked.
"No."
"Will I unlock hidden weapons, like a flame thrower?"
"No!"
"Well if I roll over what do I get?"
They said, "You get to lose all of your weapons. You can roll over from level 55, start over at level 1, then you can play for 80 hours to get to level 55 again. Oh, and you get a prettier badge. Roll over and join us."
"What!? That makes no sense," I said.
"Come on. Roll over. Oh, we almost forgot...once you roll over and spend 80 hours getting to level 55, you can roll over again another NINE times. It's so titilating! Look, Erkle is already on his 10th roll over. We all aspire to be like him. Follow us and roll over."
"Look guys. You pay Erkle a great compliment by copying him, but rolling over courts the insane. I'll pass."
by Raging Ronin January 11, 2008
by too many roll overs January 21, 2007