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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.) A
quantity
of cloth wound into a
cylindrical
form; as, a roll of
carpeting;
a roll of
ribbon..
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Tumbleweed
::
Tumbleweed
(n.) Any plant which
habitually
breaks
away from its roots in the
autumn,
and is
driven
by the wind, as a
light,
rolling
mass, over the
fields
and
prairies;
as witch
grass,
wild
indigo,
Amarantus
albus,
etc..
Loop
::
Loop (n.) A mass of iron in a pasty
condition
gathered
into a ball for the tilt
hammer
or
rolls.
Drolled
::
Drolled
(imp. & p. p.) of Drol.
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) ANy
insect
whose larva rolls up
leaves;
a leaf
roller.
see
Tortrix.
Flatting
::
Flatting
(n.) The
process
of
forming
metal into
sheets
by
passing
it
between
rolls.
Toss
::
Toss (v. i.) To roll and
tumble;
to be in
violent
commotion;
to
write;
to
fling.
Copyhold
::
Copyhold
(n.) A
tenure
of
estate
by copy of court roll; or a
tenure
for which the
tenant
has
nothing
to show,
except
the rolls made by the
steward
of the
lord's
court..
Rollicked
::
Rollicked
(imp. & p. p.) of
Rolli.
Rowel
::
Rowel (v. t.) To
insert
a
rowel,
or roll of hair or silk, into (as the flesh of a
horse)..
Autocracy
::
Autocracy
(n.)
Independent
or
self-derived
power;
absolute
or
controlling
authority;
supremacy.
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..
Roulette
::
Roulette
(n.) A small
toothed
wheel used by
engravers
to roll over a plate in order to order to
produce
rows of dots.
Bolt
::
Bolt (n.) A
compact
package
or roll of
cloth,
as of
canvas
or silk, often
containing
about forty
yards..
Terrier
::
Terrier
(n.) In
modern
usage,
a book or roll in which the lands of
private
persons
or
corporations
are
described
by their site,
boundaries,
number
of
acres,
or the
like..
Predominate
::
Predominate
(v. i.) To be
superior
in
number,
strength,
influence,
or
authority;
to have
controlling
power or
influence;
to
prevail;
to rule; to have the
mastery;
as, love
predominated
in her
heart..
Cartouch
::
Cartouch
(n.) A roll or case of
paper,
etc.,
holding
a
charge
for a
firearm;
a
cartridge.
Hypocycloid
::
Hypocycloid
(n.) A curve
traced
by a point in the
circumference
of a
circle
which rolls on the
concave
side in the fixed
circle.
Cf.
Epicycloid,
and
Trochoid..
Card
::
Card (n.) A roll or
sliver
of fiber (as of wool)
delivered
from a
carding
machine.
Schedule
::
Schedule
(n.) A
written
or
printed
scroll
or sheet of
paper;
a
document;
especially,
a
formal
list or
inventory;
a list or
catalogue
annexed
to a
larger
document,
as to a will, a
lease,
a
statute,
etc..
Circler
::
Circler
(n.) A mean or
inferior
poet,
perhaps
from his habit of
wandering
around
as a
stroller;
an
itinerant
poet. Also, a name given to the
cyclic
poets.
See under
Cyclic,
a..
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