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Roofless 

1) to be without a roof or ceiling to block, in other words to be without LIMIT to the things a person can say or do.
The things you said about her mother was roofless.
Roofless by lisha2892 April 18, 2015
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Roofless 

1. To be without a roof

2. Fierce!
"You be roofless... You may have a house but you have no roof, so bitch when it rain, you gon get wet. Therefore you be roofless."

"Damn girl! Your Roofless"
Roofless by thanalicious27 October 23, 2011

Roofless 

The slang pronunciation of "Ruthless".

The term "Roofless" is used to define two (2) types of people:

1. Acknowledge someone who has the ability to make very harsh & demeaning personal insults against another person and not have any remorse, instead basking in the glory. (see example 1)

2. Praise a person before or after a dare, to whom the person is willing to take a huge risk that is highly embarrasing to themselves or another person. (see example 2)

When applied in a real-life situation, it is spoken or shouted AFTER the person has made the comment or accepted/completed the demoralising challenge (as given in the example).
Pronounced "roof" ~ "less"

Example 1:
Jack: Hey have you guys seen the new Terminator movie?

Daniel: No, but have you seen the one starring you in it?

Jack: What?

Daniel: ITS CALLED THE VIRGINATOR!!

Everyone Else (to Daniel): ROOOFLESSSSSSS!!!!!

Example 2:
Everyone: Oy go steal that bottle of water and take a picture of yourself with it.

Jackson: I'm not going to do that...

Everyone: PUSSY!

Jackson: Everyone would know what that is... except Jack...

Everyone (except Jack): ROOFLESSSSSS!!!

Jackson: YOU KNOW WHAT, FINE! I'll steal it.

Everyone: ROOFLESSSSSSSSSS!!!!
Roofless by crew2010 April 7, 2011
Roofles=ROFL; so funny; omg hilarious;Used by people on online games
You Did what! Roofles!
roofles by TRigger Happy January 20, 2005


Roofles = ROFL
Roofles pwned sir, get skill...

rootless cosmopolitan 

Term for Jewish intellectuals who are considered unpatriotic. Coined originally by Stalin
New York is full of rootless cosmopolitans
Roofles is a disturbingly brutal word. Used by AOL Lamers and IRCers alike. Some use it with cynical sentences.
ROOFLES, that word is so brutal.
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