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Definition of roll up
roll up
verb
- to arrive.
- See more words with the same meaning: to go, leave, exit.
Last edited on Oct 18 2018. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Oct 18 2018.
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Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit': | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: leave/to walk | |
Definitions include: to be leaving. | |
Definitions include: to go to the location of one of the speakers. | |
Definitions include: to go. | |
Definitions include: to leave quickly. | |
Definitions include: to leave or exit. | |
Definitions include: To leave suddenly without telling anyone or being seen. | |
Definitions include: spelling and pronunciation variant of "shake the spot", meaning to leave. | |
Definitions include: to go free from a criminal charge. | |
Definitions include: to identify or recognize. | |
Definitions include: soda; soft drink. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to go. | |
Definitions include: to step away from a person. | |
Slang terms with the same root words
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Other terms relating to 'roll': | |
Definitions include: toilet paper. | |
Definitions include: acronym for "falling off chair, rolling on floor, laughing out loud". | |
Definitions include: rolling on the floor laughing | |
Definitions include: to start a process. | |
Definitions include: sex. | |
Definitions include: very easy to do. | |
Definitions include: to punish one or more people due to a mistake, usually in a workplace environment or business context. | |
Definitions include: a wad of currency in small denominations with a large denomination bill around the outside to make it look like more money. | |
Definitions include: an extremely painful event, akin to having your testicles overrun by a steamroller. | |
Definitions include: performing well. | |
Definitions include: to click a link on the web and be taken to a site other than the one anticipated. | |
Definitions include: to initiate an action. | |
Definitions include: "that's great!" | |
Definitions include: acronym for "rolling on floor laughing". | |
Definitions include: acronym for "rolling on floor laughing my ass off". | |
Other terms relating to 'up': | |
Definitions include: a warning that one or more law enforcement officers are near. | |
Definitions include: a secret advantage. | |
Definitions include: to misbehave. | |
Definitions include: acronym of "all fucked up." | |
Definitions include: well dressed, wearing makeup, etc. | |
Definitions include: doing something emphatically. | |
Definitions include: energetic due to consumption of a stimulant. | |
Definitions include: to increase. | |
Definitions include: to contribute one's share. | |
Definitions include: to mess up. | |
Definitions include: 1. To be highly intoxicated on drugs and/or alcohol | |
Definitions include: to make something like ass. | |
Definitions include: strange, stupid; "weird". | |
Definitions include: stupid. | |
Definitions include: strange / stupid. | |
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