Phrasal verbs starting with "roll"

To roll or move in various directions without a fixed course, or to laugh uncontrollably.

To move by rolling in various directions, to laugh uncontrollably, or (of a time or event) to arrive as part of a regular cycle.

To move away from a place by rolling, or to cause something to move away by rolling.

To reverse or reduce something, especially prices, laws, or policies, to a previous level.

To move downward by rolling, or to lower something by unrolling it.

To arrive in large quantities or with ease, or to arrive casually and often late.

To leave a surface or place by rolling, or (of words/language) to be produced easily and naturally.

To continue moving or passing, or used as an exclamation wishing a future time would arrive sooner.

To introduce or launch something new in a planned, gradual way, or to flatten something by rolling.

To turn over by rolling; to surrender without resistance; or (finance) to extend a loan, debt, or investment for another term.

To wrap or curl something into a cylindrical shape; to arrive somewhere (informally); or to gather at a place.

To approach or arrive at a person or place, typically in a vehicle or with a bold, confident manner.

To adapt to a situation, accept changes, and continue without being thrown off course.

To accept an unexpected or difficult situation in a relaxed way and keep moving forward.