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Rolling Q 

Term used for Rolling Quad, in which Q stands for Quad. Rolling Quad denotes any act in which the participants go all out, or "Roll Quad". First used in the act of eating pizza, in which eating 4 slices denoted "Rolling Quad", the term can now be applied to nearly any situation. Further meanings span to terms such as GQ4L - Denoting "Going Quad For Life". Those individuals who are the opposite of rolling Q are referred to as the number in which they might roll (i.e. Tre, Dub, or NOD). Those who roll NOD might as well never speak to those who roll Q. Most NOD rollers are scared of those who roll Quad.
(1) I rolled so Q last night that I threw up all over
(2) Kenny Chesney rolls Q - He should sign onto GQ4LRECORDS
(3) I could NOD roll Quad on the Southwest Mo Sandwich
(4) Putty Dolmas is NOT rolling Q
(5) Rolling Quad does NOT denote any sort of docking WHATSOEVER.

(6) Only the two original members of GQ4LRECORDS can deem an individual as a true Q roller
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Rolling Quartz

Rolling Quartz (롤링쿼츠) is a 5-member Korean rock girl group/band under Rolling Star Entertainment. The group currently consists of members; Jayoung, Iree, Hyunjung, Areum and Yeongeun. They debuted on December 30th, 2020 with ‘Blaze’.
"Did you see Rolling Quartz's new song Blaze?"

"Yeah! Its so good."
Rolling Quartz by multistan43134 January 28, 2021

rolling quarters 

discreet for picking up chicks. rationale: one method to start a conversation is to drop some change and have it roll over to someone whom you then approach, thank, and chat up.

also applies to whatever genders one wishes
guy A: hey bro, what're you doing hanging out here at the mall?
guy B: just rolling quarters, you know.

A: *sigh*, i wish i could meet some women
B: man, you just gotta get out there and roll some quarters!
rolling quarters by H daddy January 31, 2009

Rolling Queers 

Term used in the 60's through 80's that meant the mugging of gay men. Easy to "roll" and take their wallets.
A buddy of mine in Houston told me he and his friends used to go by a park at night and try to start rolling queers. That shit is fucked up.
Rolling Queers by Bassman99 July 10, 2019

Rolling queen

Someone whom has impeccable marijuana rolling capability.
Look at Lauren she can do everything and she’s a rolling queen
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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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