Meaning of roll
Definition of roll
(noun)
rotary
motion
of an
object
around
its own axis; "wheels in
axial
rotation"
a
list
of names; "his
name
was
struck
off the rolls"
a
long
heavy
sea
wave
as it advances towards the
shore
photographic
film
rolled
up
inside
a
container
to
protect
it from
light
a
round
shape
formed
by a
series
of
concentric
circles (as
formed
by leaves or
flower
petals)
a
roll
of
currency
notes (often
taken
as the resources of a
person
or
business
etc.); "he
shot
his
roll
on a bob-tailed nag"
small
rounded
bread
either
plain
or
sweet
a
deep
prolonged
sound
(as of
thunder
or
large
bells)
the
sound
of a
drum
(especially a
snare
drum)
beaten
rapidly
and
continuously
a
document
that can be
rolled
up (as for storage)
anything
rolled
up in
cylindrical
form
the act of throwing
dice
walking
with a swaying
gait
a
flight
maneuver;
aircraft
rotates
about
its
longitudinal
axis
without
changing
direction
or losing
altitude
the act of
rolling
something (as the
ball
in bowling)
(verb)
move
by
turning
over
or rotating; "The
child
rolled
down
the hill"; "turn
over
on your
left
side"
move
along
on or as if on wheels or a
wheeled
vehicle; "The President's
convoy
rolled
past
the crowds"
occur
in
soft
rounded
shapes; "The hills
rolled
past"
flatten
or
spread
with a roller; "roll out the paper"
emit, produce, or
utter
with a
deep
prolonged
reverberating
sound; "The
thunder
rolled"; "rolling drums"
arrange
or or
coil
around; "roll your
hair
around
your finger"; "Twine the
thread
around
the spool"; "She
wrapped
her
arms
around
the child"
begin
operating
or running; "The cameras were rolling"; "The presses are
already
rolling"
shape
by rolling; "roll a cigarette"
execute
a roll, in tumbling; "The gymnasts
rolled
and jumped"
sell
something to or
obtain
something from by
energetic
and
especially
underhanded
activity
move
in a
wavy
pattern
or with a
rising
and
falling
motion; "The curtains undulated"; "the waves
rolled
towards the beach"
move
about
aimlessly
or without any destination,
often
in
search
of
food
or employment; "The gypsies roamed the woods"; "roving vagabonds"; "the
wandering
Jew"; "The
cattle
roam
across
the prairie"; "the laborers
drift
from one
town
to the next"; "They
rolled
from
town
to town"
move, rock, or
sway
from
side
to side; "The
ship
rolled
on the
heavy
seas"
cause
to
move
by
turning
over
or in a
circular
manner
of as if on an axis; "She
rolled
the ball"; "They
rolled
their
eyes
at his words"
pronounce
with a roll, of the
phoneme
/r/; "She rolls her r's"
boil
vigorously; "The
liquid
was seething"; "The
water
rolled"
take
the
shape
of a
roll
or cylinder; "the
carpet
rolled
out"; "Yarn rolls well"
show
certain
properties when
being
rolled; "The
carpet
rolls unevenly"; "dried-out
tobacco
rolls badly"
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