roughroll
verbUK /ˈrʌf.rəʊl/
US /ˈrʌf.roʊl/
To roll something in a bumpy, uneven way.
The ball roughrolled down the rocky hill.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move forward with a jerky, uneven motion.
The old cart roughrolled along the dirt path.
3. To treat something in a harsh, careless manner.
He roughrolled the dough instead of kneading it gently.
4. A rough, uneven rolling motion.
The roughroll of the waves rocked the little boat.