noun

rollie

Rollie (noun) means a hand-rolled cigarette (informal, chiefly UK). Example: “He sat outside rolling a rollie between deliveries.”

noun

A hand-rolled cigarette (informal, chiefly UK).

"He sat outside rolling a rollie between deliveries."

Informal slang for a Rolex watch.

"He flashed his gold rollie at the party."

How to use rollie

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither a hand-rolled cigarette, or slang for a Rolex.

When to use it

Very informal, mostly British slang.

rollies plural, Rollies plural

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He sat outside rolling a _____ between deliveries.

From Rolex + -ie.

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What does “rollie” mean?

The word “rollie” means a hand-rolled cigarette (informal, chiefly UK). In plain terms, either a hand-rolled cigarette, or slang for a Rolex.

How do you use “rollie” in a sentence?

Here is “rollie” used in a sentence: “He sat outside rolling a rollie between deliveries.”

What part of speech is “rollie”?

“Rollie” is a noun.

How many meanings does “rollie” have?

“Rollie” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a hand-rolled cigarette (informal, chiefly UK).