to roach
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To cut or style a horse's mane so it stands up
- verb
- /roʊtʃ/
- Jargon
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- He prefers to roach his hair for a more polished and neat presentation during events.
Examples
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Let's not roach the guy.
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He's twice the man you are, you roach.
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Just roaching around here.
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The stylist expertly rooached the horse's mane to give it a sleek and upright appearance.
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After cutting her hair, she decided to roach the front to create a stylish rolled-back look.
Compounds
roach clip
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9.9
A small metal tool that holds the end of a marijuana cigarette so you do not burn your fingers
roach holder
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9.9
A small metal tool like tweezers that holds the end of a joint so you do not burn your fingers
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Etymology
To roach a horse's mane means to cut or style the hair so it stands upright or is rolled back, and this verb comes from the same idea as the roach hairstyle of making a neat, upright crest.