roll-up
nounUK /ˈrəʊlʌp/
US /ˈroʊlʌp/
A roll-up is something flat that you roll into a tube shape.
She packed a roll-up sleeping mat for the camping trip.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small cigarette that you make yourself by rolling tobacco in paper.
He sat on the step and rolled a roll-up.
3. A large poster or banner that can be rolled up for storage.
They hung a roll-up banner at the front of the hall.
4. In business, a roll-up is when several small companies are combined into one larger company.
The firm grew through a roll-up of local shops.
5. In British English, a roll-up is a meal or snack made by rolling a filling inside flatbread.
We grabbed a sausage roll-up from the bakery.