roller.html - n.
1 a a hard revolving cylinder for smoothing the ground, spreading ink or paint, crushing or stamping, rolling up cloth on, hanging a towel on, etc., used alone or as a rotating part of a machine. b a cylinder for diminishing friction when moving a heavy object.
2 a small cylinder on which hair is rolled for setting.
3 a long swelling wave.
4 (also roller bandage) a long surgical bandage rolled up for convenient application.
5 a kind of tumbler-pigeon.
6 a any brilliantly plumaged bird of the family Coraciidae, with characteristic tumbling display-flight. b a breed of canary with a trilling song.

roller bearing a bearing like a ball-bearing but with small cylinders instead of balls. roller-coaster n. a switchback at a fair etc.

--adj.

that goes up and down, or changes, suddenly and repeatedly.

--v.

intr. (or roller-coast) go up and down or change in this way. roller-skate see SKATE(1) ). roller-skater a person who roller-skates. roller towel a towel with the ends joined, hung on a roller.

roller.html - n.
a ball-point pen using thinner ink than other ball-points.

roller.html - n.
1 a a hard revolving cylinder for smoothing the ground, spreading ink or paint, crushing or stamping, rolling up cloth on, hanging a towel on, etc., used alone or as a rotating part of a machine. b a cylinder for diminishing friction when moving a heavy object.
2 a small cylinder on which hair is rolled for setting.
3 a long swelling wave.
4 (also roller bandage) a long surgical bandage rolled up for convenient application.
5 a kind of tumbler-pigeon.
6 a any brilliantly plumaged bird of the family Coraciidae, with characteristic tumbling display-flight. b a breed of canary with a trilling song.

roller bearing a bearing like a ball-bearing but with small cylinders instead of balls. roller-coaster n. a switchback at a fair etc.

--adj.

that goes up and down, or changes, suddenly and repeatedly.

--v.

intr. (or roller-coast) go up and down or change in this way. roller-skate see SKATE(1) ). roller-skater a person who roller-skates. roller towel a towel with the ends joined, hung on a roller.

roller.html - n.
a ball-point pen using thinner ink than other ball-points.

roller.html - See: GET THE BALL ROLLING, KEEP THE BALL ROLLING, ROCK 'N' ROLL OT ROCK AND ROLL.

roller.html - {v.}, {informal} To return at a regular or usual time; come back. * /When winter rolls around, out come the skis and skates./