Roll
Take off
Take off verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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So they just kinda roll over each other, try to take off each others' clothing and try to get his penis into her without waking up a guy sleeping a foot away.
Source: Film / Enemy at the Gates - Since it requires a Sanity roll to put on or take off, it can be hard to remove.
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As seen in the "Birth" arc: 004 used to have to take off one of his boots and roll up a pant leg to fire off his knee missile, rather than his pant leg being able to split and accommodate the ability.
Source: Manga / Cyborg 009
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