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The word roll has these meanings:

  • A thin flexible solid wound around a centre.
    • Something wrapped around a tube, e.g. toilet roll.
    • Paper strips wrapped around a thin quilling tool, e.g. quilling.
  • In food:
  • In the atmosphere:
    • A roll cloud, usually found in the lee of mountains.
    • In the boundary layer, the horizontal vortices that usually fill the layer, also known as organized large eddies.
  • In transport:
  • In music:
    • Drum roll, a technique employed by percussionists to produce a sustained sound from a drum.
    • The Legato playing technique for stringed instruments (especially electric guitars).
  • In phonetics:
    • An alternative name for a trill.
  • A register, catalogue, or list of people (See also roster):
    • a list of eligible voters on an electoral roll.
    • in video and movie terminology, a roll is vertically moving text, as in credits roll.
    • the collective noun for the pupils of a school e.g. "There are 1240 pupils in the school roll."
  • A bank roll, a paper holder for coins.
    • A wrapped holder for similarly shaped items, such as a candy roll
  • A term for excess fat on someone's body.
  • A Kayak roll, the manoeuvre used to right a kayaker that has capsized.
  • A heavy machine used in a steel mill.
  • Roll stepping, a movement used by marching bands.
  • To rob a person who is in a helpless state.
  • A slang term for a pill of MDMA (ecstasy), or being under the effects thereof (rolling).
  • Proper names, such as people and companies:

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