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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 (v. i.) To be wound or
formed
into a
cylinder
or ball; as, the cloth rolls
unevenly;
the snow rolls
well..
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Thrum-eyed
::
Thrum-eyed
(a.)
Having
the
anthers
raised
above the
stigma,
and
visible
at the
throat
of the
corolla,
as in
long-stamened
primroses;
-- the
reverse
of
pin-eyed..
Trochoid
::
Trochoid
(n.) The curve
described
by any point in a wheel
rolling
on a line; a
cycloid;
a
roulette;
in
general,
the curve
described
by any point
fixedly
connected
with a
moving
curve while the
moving
curve rolls
without
slipping
on a
second
fixed
curve,
the
curves
all being in one
plane.
Cycloids,
epicycloids,
hypocycloids,
cardioids,
etc., are all
trochoids..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
rolling
or
revolving
body;
anything
of a
circular
form; a disk; an orb.
Convolute
::
Convolute
(a.)
Rolled
or wound
together,
one part upon
another;
-- said of the
leaves
of
plants
in
aestivation..
Flower
::
Flower
(n.) That part of a plant
destined
to
produce
seed, and hence
including
one or both of the
sexual
organs;
an organ or
combination
of the
organs
of
reproduction,
whether
inclosed
by a
circle
of
foliar
parts or not. A
complete
flower
consists
of two
essential
parts,
the
stamens
and the
pistil,
and two
floral
envelopes,
the
corolla
and
callyx.
In
mosses
the
flowers
consist
of a few
special
leaves
surrounding
or
subtending
organs
called
archegonia.
See
Blossom,
and
Corolla..
Proller
::
Proller
(n.)
Prowler;
thief.
Calcar
::
Calcar
(n.) A
hollow
tube or spur at the base of a petal or
corolla.
Scrolled
::
Scrolled
(a.)
Formed
like a
scroll;
contained
in a
scroll;
adorned
with
scrolls;
as,
scrolled
work..
Idea
::
Idea (n.) A
belief,
option,
or
doctrine;
a
characteristic
or
controlling
principle;
as, an
essential
idea; the idea of
development..
Law
::
Law (n.) In
general,
a rule of being or of
conduct,
established
by an
authority
able to
enforce
its will; a
controlling
regulation;
the mode or order
according
to which an agent or a power
acts..
Droll
::
Droll (v. t.) To lead or
influence
by jest or
trick;
to
banter
or jest; to
cajole.
Ascendency
::
Ascendency
(n.)
Governing
or
controlling
influence;
domination;
power.
Enroller
::
Enroller
(n.) One who
enrolls
or
registers.
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To make a loud or heavy
rumbling
noise;
as, the
thunder
rolls..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) A long,
belt-formed
towel,
to be
suspended
on a
rolling
cylinder;
--
called
also
roller
towel..
Controller
::
Controller
(n.) An
officer
appointed
to keep a
counter
register
of
accounts,
or to
examine,
rectify,
or
verify
accounts..
Autocracy
::
Autocracy
(n.)
Independent
or
self-derived
power;
absolute
or
controlling
authority;
supremacy.
Tundra
::
Tundra
(n.) A
rolling,
marshy,
mossy plain of
Northern
Siberia..
Quoin
::
Quoin (n.) To
prevent
casks from
rolling.
Rolly-poly
::
Rolly-poly
(n.) A kind of
pudding
made of paste
spread
with
fruit,
rolled
into a
cylindrical
form, and
boiled
or
steamed..
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