“Rolling in” in Japanese
Short answer
ガバガバ
gabagaba
Rolling in in Japanese is “ガバガバ” (gabagaba). Full meaning: oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing.
Other ways to say “Rolling in” in Japanese
かぱかぱ
kapakapa oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
がぼがぼ
gabogabo squelching, gurgling, bubbling; raking in (money), rolling in, hand over fist
がばがば
gabagaba oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
がはがは
gahagaha oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
ガハガハ
gahagaha oversized (clothing), baggy; rolling in (of money), (profiting) greatly; sloshing (e.g. of water), gushing
腐るほど
kusaruhodo more than one can possibly use, countless (e.g. examples), (money) to burn, rolling in (cash)
唸るほど
unaruhodo to a great extent, incredibly (tasty, much, etc.), (money) to burn, rolling in (cash)
ガボガボ
gabogabo squelching, gurgling, bubbling; raking in (money), rolling in, hand over fist
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