roller
Pronunciation: [ˈroʊlər]
Context: "equipment"
(noun) a round tool or object that you can roll to smooth things out or to carry things. They are often used in painting or for making dough flat.
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I used a roller to paint the walls of my room.
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I didn’t have a roller, so I had to paint everything by hand.
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Do you think a roller would make painting easier?
Context: "entertainment"
(noun) a type of amusement ride that rolls you around on tracks. It usually twists and turns and goes fast to give you a thrill.
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I love going on the roller coaster at the amusement park.
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She hated the roller coaster because it made her feel sick.
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Are you brave enough to ride the roller coaster?
Context: "sports"
(noun) a type of skateboard or wheel-based board that can be rolled on the ground. It’s fun to ride them at parks or on streets.
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He loves to skate on his roller at the park.
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She fell while trying to ride her roller and got hurt.
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Can you show me how to do tricks on your roller?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move something in a circular way like when you roll a ball or a wheel. This action helps things shift or move along.
Example
I like to roller my dough to make it flat.
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He didn't roller the paper correctly, so it got crumpled.
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Can you roller that ball over to me?