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roll in Dogri डोगरी

roll in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ

roll in Kashmiri कॉशुर

roll in Maithili মৈথিলী

roll in Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

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  • roll Easter egg rolling orroll
    a children's contest in which Easter eggs are rolled on a lawn with a spoon or mallet. The best-known Easter egg rolling is conducted each year on the lawn of the White House.
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  • roll expr. on a roll, (U.S. Informal.) on a streak of success, progress, or intense activity.
    Ex. ""We just got on a roll,"" insisted the special teams coach (Washington Post).
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  • roll expr. roll back,
    a. to cause (prices, wages, or interest rates) to return to a lower level.
    Ex. The government ordered farmers to roll back the prices of corn.
    b. (Informal.) to set back; cause to fall behind.
    Ex. Their overrash
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  • roll expr. roll up,
    a. to pile up or become piled up; increase.
    Ex. Debts roll up fast. Bills roll up fast. The deeper his inquiries went, the stronger the evidence rolled up (Edward Bok).
    b. to consolidate a number of limited partnerships
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  • roll expr. strike off the rolls, to expel from membership.
    Ex. If I had ... thrown over a client of mine by such carelessness as that, I'd--I'd strike my own name off the rolls (Anthony Trollope).
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  • roll noun 1a. something rolled up; cylinder formed by rolling (often forming a definite measure).
    Ex. rolls of paper, a roll of carpet or film. A large, wrinkled roll of yellowish sea charts (Herman Melville). He pulled out a roll of bills as if to coun
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  • roll roll, verb, noun.
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  • roll tax book orroll
    a list of property subject to taxation and the amount of the taxes.
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  • roll v.i. 1. to move along by turning over and over.
    Ex. Wheels roll. The ball rolled away.
    2. to become wrapped around itself or some other thing.
    Ex. The string rolled into a ball. This wire rolls easily.
    (SYN) curl, coil.
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  • roll v.t. 1. to cause to move along by turning over and over.
    Ex. to roll a barrel. The child rolls a hoop.
    2. to turn around and around on itself or on something else; wrap.
    Ex. Roll the string into a ball. The boy rolled himself up in a b
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