transitive. To make flat, smooth, or compact by means of pressure with a roller or rollers; originally spec. to flatten dough, pastry, etc., in this…

transitive. To furnish with ‘coins’ or quoins, i.e. wedges.

To cleave or split by driving in a wedge.

transitive. U.S. regional (chiefly southern). To split (fence rails, etc.) with a maul and wedge.

transitive. To fix into (a setting) by pressing down the metal rim with a burnisher.

transitive. To form or shape (wool) into rolls. Cf. roller, n.1 12a. Obsolete. rare.

To cut (glass, tin-plate, etc.) with shears. Also, to cut (iron or steel bars, etc.) with shears (see shear, n.1 1g).

transitive. To bring up (earth) by means of a miser; to collect up (earth) into a miser. Also intransitive, and with out.

transitive. To treat in some way in a trough; to stain, gauge, or mould in a trough.

To treat in a tank or tanks.

Engineering. To cut an annular groove or hole in (something) by means of a crown saw or other tool; to make (a hole) thus, the core being removed…

transitive. To cut (a hole) or inject (oxygen) by means of an oxygen lance.

To cut and remove extraneous material from (a thing) with a plough, in any of various technical or… transitive. To clear (an area, esp. a road)…