roll

growl, reverberation

cylindrical object

Synonyms: ball, barrel, bobbin, cartouche, coil, cone, convolution, cornucopia, cylinder, fold, reel, rundle, scroll, shell, spiral, spool, trundle, volute, wheel, whorl

list, roster

Synonyms: annals, catalog, census, chronicle, directory, head count, index, muster, nose count, register, roll call, schedule, scroll, table

revolving, turning

Synonyms: cycle, gyration, reel, revolution, rotation, run, spin, trundling, turn, twirl, undulation, whirl

Synonyms: barrage, boom, booming, clangor, drone, drumbeat, drumming, echoing, grumble, quaver, racket, rat-a-tat, resonance, roar, rumble, rumbling, thunder

revolve, turn; proceed smoothly

Synonyms: alternate, be in sequence, bowl, circle, circumduct, coil, curve, drape, drive, eddy, elapse, enfold, entwine, envelop, flow, fold, follow, furl, go around, go past, gyrate, gyre, impel, pass, pirouette, pivot, propel, reel, rock, rotate, run, spin, spiral, succeed, swaddle, swathe, swing around, swirl, swivel, trundle, twirl, twist, undulate, wheel, whirl, wind, wrap

spread out

Synonyms: even, flatten, grind, level, press, pulverize, smooth

Antonyms: collect, gather, pile

thunder, reverberate

Synonyms: bombinate, boom, cannonade, drum, echo, growl, grumble, hum, pattern, quaver, rattle, re-echo, resound, roar, ruffle, rumble, rustle, sound, trill, whirr

rock, sway

Synonyms: billow, drift, flow, glide, heave, incline, jibe, lean, lumber, lurch, pitch, ramble, range, reel, roam, rove, run, stagger, stray, surge, swagger, swing, toss, tumble, undulate, waddle, wallow, wave, welter, yaw

Antonyms: stabilize, steady

a roll of opium

Now the camera is rolling.

We rolled the logs down the hill into the river.

The ball rolled down the slope.

I rolled in bed all night.

The dog rolled in the mud.

Finally the train rolled slowly into the station.

The clouds rolled past the city.

Five years rolled by.

The waves (were) rolling against the boat.

Tears rolled down her cheeks.

Thunders rolled in the distant horizon.

Enemy guns began to roll loudly.

The Irish roll their's their "r".

rolled

The cat rolled itself into a ball.

the roll of the artillery

He rolled his hands into fists.

She rolled her eyes toward me.

He rolled his head in the direction of the window.

The boat rolled right and left and then capsized.

The waves were rolling the boat along.

The drunken man rolled home to bed.

Roll the dough as flat as you can.

to roll a field

The project is rolling along well.

The presses rolled.

That country is rolling in petroleum.

rolling in wealth

The boy rolled the hoop down the slope.

The drums rolled.

to roll a child in a blanket

to roll a cigarette

It is your turn to roll the dice.

She rolled a six and a five.

the children who were having a roll in the snow

the roll of the ball

the roll of elligible candidates

He opened the roll and read it.

a roll of film

a roll of toilet paper

a sausage roll

a roll of cloth

a roll of twine

five bread rolls

the roll of thunder

the green rolling hills of Iowa

a roll of ten-dollar bills

He rolled up his sleeve.

a roll in the hay

call the roll

heads will roll

roll back

roll in

roll in the isles

roll into one

roll one's own

roll out

roll over

roll round

roll up

roll with the punch

strike off (or from) the rolls