roll

verb
UK /rəʊl/
US /roʊl/

To move by turning over and over.

The ball rolled down the hill.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To move along on wheels.

The car rolled slowly into the driveway.

3. A small round piece of bread.

She ate a warm roll with butter.

4. To wrap something around itself or another thing.

He rolled the paper into a tube.

5. To make a deep, long sound.

Thunder rolled across the sky.