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slate off the roof

Rhyming slang for 'poof' (as in homosexual)
"Psst! I hear Jason the rugby captain has a boyfriend. I'd never have guessed he was a slate off the roof!"

"Am I heck as like wearing that flowery- concoction- thinly disguised- as -aftershave on my night out with the boys. Do you want them to think I'm a slate off the roof??"

fall off the roof 

Jack: Hey man, you get some from Francine last night?
Harold: Nah, man. Jovie had to fall off the roof on Monday so none this week.
Jack: At least she ain't pregnant, yo!
fall off the roof by G. Wells July 21, 2008

falling off the roof 

A southerner's way of saying that they are menstruating or are on their period.
"I've been in such a bad mood this week. I guess it's because I've been 'falling off the roof'."

fall off the roof 

when a woman starts her period
Jack: Hey man, you get some from Francine last night?
Harold: Nah, man. Jovie had to fall off the roof on Monday so none this week.
Jack: At least she ain't pregnant, yo!
fall off the roof by G. Wells April 14, 2006

granny fell off the roof and has her arm in a sling

Another way for a female to say she is menstruating.
Girl #1: Are ya' going to the lake today?
Girl #2: Naw, I can't. Granny fell off the roof and has her arm in a sling.
Girl #1: Aw, that's too bad. I'll catch ya' later.

Suck off the roof 

What you do to a glass filled with to much beer
before you can pick up the drink.
hey dude that beer is going to blow,
suck off the roof so you can drink.
Suck off the roof by ysmisu August 23, 2011
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