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Definition of raise the roof

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Slang terms with the same meaning

Other terms relating to 'excited, energetic':

Definitions include: exclamation of excitement.
Definitions include: extremely fun; exciting; wild.
Definitions include: under the influence of stimulants, e.g. caffeine or methamphetamines.
Definitions include: excited and ready to start.
Definitions include: to get an erection.
Definitions include: excited or energized.
Definitions include: vagina.
Definitions include: to pester or annoy.
Definitions include: very excited.
Definitions include: an energetic person.
Definitions include: out of sorts, broken, or functioning poorly or improperly; "messed up".
Definitions include: to be eager.
Definitions include: "cool"; "awesome"; "sweet".
Definitions include: excited; "psyched".
Definitions include: excited.

Other terms relating to 'to perform with vigor':

Definitions include: to decorate, enhance, make pretty.
Definitions include: doing something emphatically.
Definitions include: to have sex with.
Definitions include: used with a verb to indicate that verb is performed with vigor.
Definitions include: an invitation for a competition, such as a fight, game, etc.
Definitions include: See be all over.
Definitions include: to do something with vigor.
Definitions include: to engage in an activity with excessive energy or excitement.

Slang terms with the same root words

Other terms relating to 'raise':

Definitions include: to leave.
Definitions include: to be suspicious.
Definitions include: to cause trouble.
Definitions include: variant of raise hell.
Definitions include: to interest or excite a person.
Definitions include: to set a more impressive precedent or record.
Definitions include: to declare a statement untrue; see also bullshit
Definitions include: to leave.

Other terms relating to 'roof':

Definitions include: "Goodbye."
Definitions include: to become very high.
Definitions include: of an emotion or feeling, very high.
Definitions include: cat meat presented as that of a rabbit.

Other terms relating to 'the':

Definitions include: the real information or the proof, instruction, the know how, where, when, and why about something or someone.
Definitions include: walking, generally as opposed to driving.
Definitions include: interrogation.
Definitions include: extremely intoxicated
Definitions include: information.
Definitions include: something you have now is worth more than two things you have just a chance of getting.
Definitions include: a good estimate.
Definitions include: a secret advantage.
Definitions include: inclusive.
Definitions include: to make a bad situation worse.
Definitions include: with the amount of time left to finish a task rapidly disappearing.
Definitions include: having an opinion or belief prior to it becoming common or popular.
Definitions include: of a male, to urinate.
Definitions include: Someone being butthurt over having something, they do to others regularly, done to the them
Definitions include: secret sexual activity with a person other than one's partner.

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