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Definition of roll
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of roll is as below...
Roll (n.) To cause to
revolve
by
turning
over and over; to move by
turning
on an axis; to impel
forward
by
causing
to turn over and over on a
supporting
surface;
as, to roll a
wheel,
a ball, or a
barrel..
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Quincuncial
::
Quincuncial
()
Having
the
leaves
of a
pentamerous
calyx or
corolla
so
imbricated
that two are
exterior,
two are
interior,
and the other has one edge
exterior
and one
interior;
as,
quincuncial
aestivation..
Malleable
::
Malleable
(a.)
Capable
of being
extended
or
shaped
by
beating
with a
hammer,
or by the
pressure
of
rollers;
--
applied
to
metals..
Fascinate
::
Fascinate
(v. t.) To
influence
in an
uncontrollable
manner;
to
operate
on by some
powerful
or
irresistible
charm;
to
bewitch;
to
enchant.
Scotch
::
Scotch
(v. t.) To
shoulder
up; to prop or block with a
wedge,
chock,
etc., as a
wheel,
to
prevent
its
rolling
or
slipping..
Unjust
::
Unjust
(a.)
Acting
contrary
to the
standard
of
right;
not
animated
or
controlled
by
justice;
false;
dishonest;
as, an
unjust
man or
judge..
Torrent
::
Torrent
(n.)
Rolling
or
rushing
in a rapid
stream.
Circinate
::
Circinate
(a.)
Rolled
together
downward,
the tip
occupying
the
center;
-- a term used in
reference
to
foliation
or
leafing,
as in
ferns..
Counter-roll
::
Counter-roll
(n.) A
duplicate
roll
(record
or
account)
kept by an
officer
as a check upon
another
officer's
roll.
Unroll
::
Unroll
(v. t.) To open, as what is
rolled
or
convolved;
as, to
unroll
cloth;
to
unroll
a
banner..
Driftpiece
::
Driftpiece
(n.) An
upright
or
curved
piece of
timber
connecting
the plank sheer with the
gunwale;
also, a
scroll
terminating
a
rail..
Nectary
::
Nectary
(n.) That part of a
blossom
which
secretes
nectar,
usually
the base of the
corolla
or
petals;
also, the spur of such
flowers
as the
larkspur
and
columbine,
whether
nectariferous
or not. See the
Illustration
of
Nasturtium..
Invalid
::
Invalid
(v. t.) To
classify
or
enroll
as an
invalid.
Irrepressible
::
Irrepressible
(a.) Not
capable
of being
repressed,
restrained,
or
controlled;
as,
irrepressible
joy; an
irrepressible
conflict..
Patrolled
::
Patrolled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Patro.
Chronograph
::
Chronograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
or
recording
intervals
of time, upon a
revolving
drum or strip of paper moved by
clockwork.
The
action
of the
stylus
or pen is
controlled
by
electricity..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) A
cylinder
coated
with a
composition
made
principally
of glue and
molassess,
with which forms of type are inked
previously
to
taking
an
impression
from
them..
Over
::
Over
(adv.)
In a
manner
to bring the under side to or
towards
the top; as, to turn
(one's
self) over; to roll a stone over; to turn over the
leaves;
to tip over a
cart..
Sober
::
Sober
(superl.)
Not mad or
insane;
not wild,
visionary,
or
heated
with
passion;
exercising
cool,
dispassionate
reason;
self-controlled;
self-possessed..
Wallop
::
Wallop
(n.) A
quick,
rolling
movement;
a
gallop..
Involuted
::
Involuted
(a.)
Rolled
inward
from the
edges;
-- said of
leaves
in
vernation,
or of the
petals
of
flowers
in
aestivation..
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