Rolled Over Edit Meaning

1.

When two or more people are involved in the commission of a crime, only one is caught, and the one subsequently apprehended, then informs on the others to police. Usually for the offer of a lesser charge.

"I thought I'd got away clean. But the guy rolled over on me, when the D.A. threatened him with 15-life."

See rat, sang, choked

2.

to have given up

Sebastian: You did the best you could.

Veronica: Yeah, but he didn’t. He just sort of rolled over. Didn’t put up a fight. It’s not like him.

See surrender, give up, roll over

3.

Basically, it's the equivilant of a hangoverfor people who do ecstasy. When someone's rolled over, they're generally extremely tired, a bit irritable, and just plain out of it. They're usually etardedas well. They could also be in some physical discomfort, such as having a headache, being nauseous, and back pain.

1) Dude, I'm so rolled over today.

2) You're definately rolled over.

See ecstasy, e, xtc, mdma, hangover, hungover, rolling, pills, ills