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rolls

A small, rounded loaf of bread. / A cylinder of material wound around a core. / A fold of fat on the body. / To flatten something by pressing it with a roller. / To move by turning over and over.
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: rollspast: rolledpp: rolleding: rollingcomp: more rollssup: most rolls

Countable when referring to individual pieces of bread or separate cylinders of paper. Uncountable when referring to the action of rolling or the general state of being rolled.

Meanings

Noun

A small, rounded loaf of bread.

I bought a pack of dinner rolls for the party.

Noun

A cylinder of material wound around a core.

The artist bought several rolls of canvas.

Transitive Verb
[~ someone][~ something]

To flatten something by pressing it with a roller.

She rolls the dough for the cookies.

Intransitive Verb

To move by turning over and over.

Examples

Pass me those dinner rolls from the basket.

Pass me those dinner rolls from the basket.

Gourmet

The warehouse is full of large rolls of industrial plastic.

Business

I need to lose weight to get rid of these stomach rolls.

I need to lose weight to get rid of these stomach rolls.

Health

She rolls the pastry dough until it is thin and even.

Gourmet

The ball rolls slowly across the grass toward the hole.

Wait, the dice rolls a six! I can move my piece now.

Trivia

He rolls the map out on the table to plan the route.

Travel

The heavy stone rolls down the mountain with a thunderous roar.

Fantasy

I wonder if she rolls her own sushi at home.

Gourmet

Phrasal Verbs

roll out

to flatten dough with a roller or to officially launch a new product

She rolled out the pastry on the floured counter.

roll up

to fold or wind something into a cylinder

roll over

to turn from one side to the other

The dog rolled over to get a belly rub.

roll back

to reduce prices to a previous lower level

The supermarket decided to roll back prices on essential groceries.

roll away

to move away by turning over and over

The marble rolled away and disappeared under the sofa.

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