roll
//roʊl//
Verb
To move by turning over and over on a surface
The ball rolled down the hill.
To cause something to move by turning it over and over
He rolled the ball across the floor.
To move smoothly on wheels or as if on wheels
The ball rolled down the hill.
To flatten or spread something by using a roller or similar tool
Roll the dough flat with a rolling pin.
To wrap or wind something around itself or around something else
She rolled the poster and put it in a tube.
To make a deep, continuous sound like thunder
Thunder rolled across the sky during the storm.
Noun
A piece of bread that is shaped into a small rounded or elongated form
I had a roll with butter for breakfast.
An act of rolling or a rolling movement
The ball came to a stop after a few rolls down the hill.
A cylinder-shaped piece of something that has been rolled up
She bought a roll of wrapping paper for the gifts.
An official list or register of names
The teacher called the roll at the beginning of class.
A continuous, deep sound like that of thunder or drums
We heard the roll of thunder in the distance.