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Cop and Roll
"Cop and Roll" means to grab your drugs or whatever, and leave the immediate area quickly. It is a combination of two terms: To "Cop" which is to purchase or acquire something (often drugs or loot). The term originated with street drug users as a way to quickly say "going to buy drugs" in less conspicuous terms. The term "Roll" means to quickly depart. The combo phrase can be used at a bank or really at any place there is a long line and the people in front of you are not "rolling" to make way for the next in line.
Guy 1: Yo these dudes in front of us are taking forever - they already got their drinks - now they just hitting on that hot bartender..
Guy 2: No doubt, these boys need to just cop and roll. Stop holding up the line..
Guy 2: No doubt, these boys need to just cop and roll. Stop holding up the line..
Cop and Roll by chicosox May 4, 2011
Related Words
Rollo Cop • Cop and Roll • Rollocopter • Rollo • Rollo Curse • rollo'd • rollo-farmered • Rollo muncher • Rollo scott • Rollo Tony
Rollocopter
The act of a man, during intercoarse, to literally SPIN while on top, like a hellicopter. Found usually in Japanese porn. The spinning is much like breakdancing, but obviously more sexual. It will blow your mind, and not in a good way... i hope.
Rollocopter by Jobis Bear April 26, 2010
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