rollers

noun
UK /ˈrəʊləz/
US /ˈroʊlərz/

Round things that turn and help something move along.

The suitcase has little rollers on the bottom so it glides easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Small tubes used to curl hair.

She put rollers in her hair before bed.

3. Heavy rolling machines used to flatten roads or ground.

The workers used steam rollers to smooth the new road.

4. Long waves in the sea that roll toward the shore.

Surfers waited for the big rollers to come in.

5. Cylindrical parts in machines that press or guide materials.

The printer's rollers feed the paper through.