Rolex
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A Ugandan street food of an omelette and vegetables rolled in flat bread
- noun
- South African
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Rolex
- At the market, I watched as the vendor expertly rolled up a rolex with a mix of vibrant greens and spices.
Examples
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For a quick lunch, I ordered a rolex, which was a tasty omelette wrapped in a soft chapati.
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You make me come, I'll buy you a rolex.
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A public defender wearing a rolex.
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You look hotter than a five dollar rolex.
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That's worth a rolex.
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He broke my rolex.
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Yeah, two-carat diamond earrings, ruby necklace, diamond and sapphire bracelet, lady's gold rolex.
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You can find delicious rolex in many street stalls around the city, filled with eggs and fresh vegetables.
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Etymology
Rolex for the Ugandan street food comes from the English phrase 'rolled eggs' because vendors roll an omelette inside a chapati and people began saying the quick name Rolex. So, the name helps you remember an egg rolled in bread.