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Definition of roller
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 roller is as below...
Roller
(n.) A
bandage;
a
fillet;
properly,
a long and broad
bandage
used in
surgery..
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Hammerhead
::
Hammerhead
(n.) A
fresh-water
fish; the
stone-roller.
Tramper
::
Tramper
(n.) One who
tramps;
a
stroller;
a
vagrant
or
vagabond;
a
tramp.
Trollop
::
Trollop
(n.) A
stroller;
a
loiterer;
esp., an idle,
untidy
woman;
a
slattern;
a slut; a
whore..
Kirumbo
::
Kirumbo
(n.) A bird of
Madagascar
(Leptosomus
discolor),
the only
living
type of a
family
allied
to the
rollers.
It has a pair of loral
plumes.
The male is
glossy
green
above,
with
metallic
reflections;
the
female
is
spotted
with brown and
black..
Spin
::
Spin (v. t.) To
shape,
as
malleable
sheet
metal,
into a
hollow
form, by
bending
or
buckling
it by
pressing
against
it with a
smooth
hand tool or
roller
while the metal
revolves,
as in a
lathe..
Dandy
::
Dandy (n.) A dandy
roller.
See
below.
Stromata
::
Stroller
(n.) One who
strolls;
a
vagrant.
Comptroler
::
Comptroler
(n.) A
controller;
a
public
officer
whose duty it is to
examine
certify
accounts.
Nugacity
::
Nugacity
(n.)
Futility;
trifling
talk or
behavior;
drollery.
Rolling
::
Rolling
(a.)
Moving
on
wheels
or
rollers,
or as if on
wheels
or
rollers;
as, a
rolling
chair..
Cylinder
::
Cylinder
(n.) A solid body which may be
generated
by the
rotation
of a
parallelogram
round one its
sides;
or a body of
rollerlike
form, of which the
longitudinal
section
is
oblong,
and the cross
section
is
circular..
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To
spread
under a
roller
or
rolling-pin;
as, the paste rolls
well..
Picariae
::
Picariae
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of birds which
includes
the
woodpeckers,
toucans,
trogons,
hornbills,
kingfishers,
motmots,
rollers,
and
goatsuckers.
By some
writers
it is made to
include
also the
cuckoos,
swifts,
and
humming
birds..
Drollery
::
Drollery
(n.)
Something
which
serves
to raise mirt.
Cyclostyle
::
Cyclostyle
(n.) A
contrivance
for
producing
manifold
copies
of
writing
or
drawing.
The
writing
or
drawing
is done with a style
carrying
a small wheel at the end which makes
minute
punctures
in the
paper,
thus
converting
it into a
stencil.
Copies
are
transferred
with an inked
roller..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) Any
species
of small
ground
snakes
of the
family
Tortricidae.
Toter
::
Toter (n.) The stone
roller.
See Stone
roller
(a), under
Stone..
Beetle
::
Beetle
(v. t.) A
machine
in which
fabrics
are
subjected
to a
hammering
process
while
passing
over
rollers,
as in
cotton
mills;
--
called
also
beetling
machine..
Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) A
framework
of
timbers,
or iron bars,
moving
upon ways or
rollers,
used to
support,
lift, or carry ships or other
vessels,
heavy guns, etc., as up an
inclined
plane,
or
across
a strip of land, or in
launching
a
ship..
Windlass
::
Windlass
(n.) A
machine
for
raising
weights,
consisting
of a
horizontal
cylinder
or
roller
moving
on its axis, and
turned
by a
crank,
lever,
or
similar
means,
so as to wind up a rope or chain
attached
to the
weight.
In
vessels
the
windlass
is often used
instead
of the
capstan
for
raising
the
anchor.
It is
usually
set upon the
forecastle,
and is
worked
by hand or
steam..
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