on the roof
on the roof by karmacycle September 29, 2009
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On the roof
to be, absolutely burst out your tree on the bevy; Skited without any worry of consequence; to have a skin full; to be out of control on the bevy; an all day bender; to inhale alcohol at such a level that you cannot see; to be mortal with drink;
Murray: im gonna get fucked out my tree tonight so much so im going to be on the roof!
Sam: i'll see you at the chimney
Sam: i'll see you at the chimney
On the roof by helmetrashLAD January 17, 2011
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on the roof by 8223 May 28, 2019
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on the roof by your mommy gj July 20, 2023
On-the-roof girl
Abby: "Why does Maddie act like she's so much better than us?"
Leslie: "I know, she's such an on-the-roof girl."
Leslie: "I know, she's such an on-the-roof girl."
On-the-roof girl by Frdy145 November 20, 2023
Don't Put a Bunny on the Roof.
Don't Put a Bunny on the Roof. by kisses<3 January 25, 2013
Fondler on the roof
Not to be confused with the famous musical "Fiddler on the roof". Fondler on the roof involves the action of touching your own or another individual's genitalia on the roof of an apartment, house, dwelling etc.
Fondler on the roof by FondleKING10000 March 4, 2011
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