victory roll

British  

noun

1. a roll of an aircraft made by a pilot to announce or celebrate the shooting down of an enemy plane or other cause for celebration

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Example Sentences

Cracker: My wig is sort of a super-white, victory roll, like 1940s futurism thing.

From Slate

England, despite the late larceny in Cardiff that has extended their victory roll to 16 games and counting, are far from perfect.

From BBC

But few billionaires really know football, so they always lap up victory, roll over and pay up.

From Washington Post

She has insisted that the impeachment proceedings are the work of conservative political enemies seeking to avenge her whisker-thin 2014 re-election victory, roll back anti-poverty programs that helped millions, and tarnish the PT’s legacy.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Someone said it's not the Germans because the war was over. All of a sudden we saw what it was. "It was a Spitfire doing a victory roll.

From BBC