roll

roll
1. verb
1)

the bottle rolled down the table

Syn:
turn round and round, go round and round, turn over and over, spin, rotate
2)

waiters rolled in the trolleys

Syn:
wheel, push, trundle
3)

we rolled past fields

Syn:
travel, go, move, pass, cruise, sweep
4)

the months rolled by

Syn:
pass, pass by, go by, slip by, fly by, elapse, wear on, march on
5)

tears rolled down her cheeks

Syn:
flow, run, course, stream, pour, spill, trickle
6)

the mist rolled in

Syn:
billow, undulate, tumble
7)

he rolled his handkerchief into a ball

Syn:
wind, coil, fold, curl; twist
8)

roll out the pastry

Syn:
flatten (out), level (out); even out
9)

they rolled about with laughter

Syn:
stagger, lurch, reel, totter, teeter, wobble
10)

the ship began to roll

Syn:
lurch, toss, rock, pitch, plunge, sway, reel, list, keel
11)

thunder rolled

Syn:
rumble, reverberate, echo, resound, boom, roar, grumble
2. noun
1)

a roll of wrapping paper

Syn:
cylinder, tube, scroll; bolt
2)

a roll of film

Syn:
reel, spool
3)

a roll of $20 bills

Syn:
wad, bundle
4)

a roll of the dice

Syn:
throw, toss, turn, spin
5)

crusty rolls

Syn:
bread roll, bun, bagel, hoagie, kaiser roll
6)

the electoral roll

Syn:
list, register, directory, record, file, index, catalog, inventory; census
7)

a roll of thunder

Syn:
rumble, reverberation, echo, boom, clap, crack, roar, grumble

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