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Served in buttered cob rolls with extra chutney and sliced cucumber.This was the last roll of the dice.The video went live and the money rolled in.The year has been a coaching and public relations triumph rolled into one.The draw has been kind and he can roll back the years.The earliest pounds you invest will have the longest to roll up into big nest eggs.That sounds like the roll call from a bad night in Homs.The technology is there to do mobile payments, now it’s about getting it rolled out commercially.The scheme will be rolled out across England from December.It makes rolls with yummy cheese already in the middle.Will she be rolling in money at some point?Sit on the edge of a chair and arch your back by rolling your hips forward.This is actually a few questions rolled into one.The public is in no mood to watch multimillionaires rolling on the ground feigning injury.The cautious man would roll the dice now.The roll call is long and varied.They want to roll in the hay.White pulled to a halt and rolled down the window.There will be no red carpet rolled out for me.One of them is a stylish roll across a car bonnet.The rolling hills around are home to deer.Gently squeeze the mat to form a tight roll.We rolled along towards the white towns looking like summer snow caps atop the peaks.Once mashed the butter is rolled in clingfilm and frozen.They rolled about the sofa together like cubs.Wrap one in a wet piece of kitchen roll and pop it in the freezer.Tuck in the sides while rolling up each parcel.And the cheese rolling is a funny one.Then watch the money and fame roll in!When the blue wave rolls nightly on deep Galilee.It sounded like a rolling inquiry, and an endless one.The former England cricketer rolled his car at a hairpin near the end of the first stage.Choose a roll of galvanised wire of a thickness you can pull tight - it can be quite a tough job.

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roll

British English: roll /rəʊl/ NOUN
A roll of paper, plastic, cloth, or wire is a long piece of it that has been wrapped many times around itself or around a tube.
...rolls of brightly coloured wrapping paper.
  • American English: roll of paper, plastic, cloth, wire
  • Arabic: لَفَّة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: rolo
  • Chinese: 一卷
  • Croatian: rola
  • Czech: role svitek
  • Danish: rulle
  • Dutch: rol rolletje
  • European Spanish: panecillo
  • Finnish: rulla
  • French: rouleau
  • German: Rolle Gegenstand
  • Greek: ρολό
  • Italian: rotolo
  • Japanese: 転がり
  • Korean: 두루마리
  • Norwegian: rull
  • Polish: rulon
  • European Portuguese: rolo
  • Romanian: rolă
  • Russian: сверток
  • Latin American Spanish: rollo
  • Swedish: rulle
  • Thai: ม้วน
  • Turkish: yuvarlanma
  • Ukrainian: рулон
  • Vietnamese: sự lăn tròn
British English: roll /rəʊl/ VERB
If something rolls or if you roll it, it moves along a surface, turning over many times.
The ball rolled into the net.
  • American English: roll
  • Arabic: يَتَدَحْرَجُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: rolar-se
  • Chinese: 翻滚
  • Croatian: kotrljati se
  • Czech: kutálet (se)
  • Danish: rulle
  • Dutch: rollen
  • European Spanish: rodar
  • Finnish: pyöriä
  • French: rouler
  • German: rollen
  • Greek: κυλώ
  • Italian: rotolare
  • Japanese: 転がる
  • Korean: 구르다
  • Norwegian: rulle
  • Polish: potoczyć
  • European Portuguese: rebolar
  • Romanian: a rula
  • Russian: катиться
  • Latin American Spanish: rodar
  • Swedish: rulla
  • Thai: กลิ้ง
  • Turkish: yuvarlanmak
  • Ukrainian: скручувати
  • Vietnamese: lăn

All related terms of 'roll'

Chinese translation of 'roll'

roll

(rəul)

n (c)

  1. [of paper, cloth, film etc] 一卷 (yī juǎn)
  2. [of banknotes] 一叠(疊) (yī dié)
  3. (also bread roll) 小圆(圓)面(麵)包 (xiǎo yuánmiànbāo) (个(個), )
  4. (= register, list) 花名册(冊) (huāmíngcè) (, běn)
  5. (= sound) [of drums, thunder] 持续(續)而平稳(穩)的振动(動)声(聲) (chíxù ér píngwěn de zhèndòngshēng)

vt

  1. [ball, stone, dice etc] 使滚(滾)动(動) (shǐ gǔndòng)
  2. [carpet, string] (also roll up) 绕(繞) (rào)
    1. [sleeves, cigarette] (juǎn)
  3. [eyes] 转(轉)动(動) (zhuàndòng)
  4. [pastry] (also roll out) (gǎn)
  5. (= flatten) [lawn, road, surface] 碾平 (niǎnpíng)

vi

  1. [ball, stone] 滚(滾)动(動) (gǔndòng)
  2. [drums, thunder] 发(發)出隆隆声(聲) (fāchū lónglóngshēng)
  3. [vehicle] 缓(緩)行 (huǎnxíng)
  4. [ship] 左右摇(搖)晃 (zuǒyòu yáohuàng)
  5. [tears, sweat] 滚(滾)落 (gǔnluò)
  6. [camera, printing press] 运(運)转(轉) (yùnzhuǎn)
    cheese/ham roll 奶酪/火腿面(麵)包卷(捲) (nǎilào/huǒtuǐ miànbāojuǎn)
    to be rolling in it (inf) 赚(賺)大笔(筆)的钱(錢) (zhuàn dà bǐ de qián)
    on a roll (inf) 好运(運)连(連)连(連) (hǎoyùn liánlián)
    rolled into one (inf) 合为(為)一体(體)的 (hé wéi yītǐ de)

All related terms of 'roll'

(verb) 
Definition
to move along by turning over and over
The car went off the road and rolled over into a ditch.
Synonyms
turn
As the wheel turned, the potter shaped the clay.
wheel
I wheeled around to face her.
spin
The Earth spins on its own axis.
reel
The room reeled and I jammed my head down.
go round
revolve
The entire circle revolved slowly.
rotate
The earth rotates round the sun.
whirl
Hearing a sound behind her, she whirled round.
swivel
He swivelled round to face Sarah.
pivot
The boat pivoted on its central axis.
twirl
Several hundred people twirl around the dance floor.
gyrate
The aeroplane was gyrating about in the sky in a most alarming fashion.
(verb) 
Definition
to move along on wheels or rollers
The lorry slowly rolled forward.
Synonyms
trundle
go
It took us an hour to go three miles.
move
She waited for him to get up, but he didn't move.
pass
I passed through the doorway to ward B.
travel
You can travel to Helsinki tomorrow.
cruise
(verb) 
Definition
to move along in an undulating movement
Tears rolled down her cheeks.
Synonyms
flow
A stream flowed down into the valley.
run
cisterns to catch rainwater as it ran off the walls
course
The tears coursed down his cheeks.
pour
Blood was pouring from his broken nose.
slide
She slipped and slid downhill on her backside.
stream
Tears streamed down their faces.
trickle
A tear trickled down his cheek.
glide
The royal ships glided past fjords and dramatic waterfalls.
purl
(verb) 
He took off his sweater and rolled it into a pillow.
Synonyms
wind
She wound the sash round her waist.
bind
Her mother bound the wound with a rag soaked in iodine.
wrap
She wrapped a handkerchief round her bleeding hand.
twist
She twisted her hair into a bun.
curl
She curled her fingers round his wrist.
coil
A python had coiled itself around the branch of the tree.
swathe
She swathed herself in thin black fabrics.
envelop
the thick black cloud of smoke that enveloped the area
entwine
I reached over and entwined our fingers.
furl
enfold
Wood was comfortably enfolded in a woolly dressing-gown.
(verb) 
Definition
to spread out flat or smooth with a roller or rolling pin
Rub in and roll out the pastry.
Synonyms
level
I'd been levelling off the ground before putting up the shed.
even
press
He would shine his father's shoes and press his shirts.
spread
Spread the cream over the skin and allow it to remain for 12 hours.
smooth
She stood up and smoothed down her frock.
flatten
How do you put enough pressure on to the metal to flatten it?
(verb) 
Definition
(of a ship or aircraft) to turn from side to side around the longitudinal axis
The ship was still rolling in the troughs.
Synonyms
toss
The small boat tossed about in the high seas like a cork.
rock
His body rocked from side to side.
lurch
reel
tumble
The dog had tumbled down the cliff.
sway
The people swayed back and forth with arms linked.
wallow
Hippos love to wallow in mud.
billow
the billowing sails
swing
The sail of the little boat swung from one side to the other.
welter
(verb) 
Definition
to make a continuous deep reverberating sound
guns firing, drums rolling, cymbals clashing
Synonyms
rumble
Thunder rumbled over the Downs.
boom
Thunder boomed like battlefield cannons over Crooked Mountain.
echo
The rumble of thunder echoed through the valley.
drum
Rain drummed on the roof of the car.
roar
the roaring waters of Niagara Falls
thunder
the sound of fireworks thundering up above
grumble
My stomach grumbled loudly.
resound
The soldiers' boots resounded in the street.
reverberate
A woman's laughter reverberated in the courtyard.
(verb) 
Definition
to walk in a swaying manner
They rolled about in hysterics.
Synonyms
sway
pitch
The ship was pitching and rolling as if in mid-ocean.
reel
He lost his balance and reeled back.
stagger
a government that staggered from crisis to crisis
lurch
The men struggled to their feet and lurched out on to the veranda.
lumber
He turned and lumbered back to his chair.
waddle
a fat woman waddling down the street
swagger
totter
His legs were in pain and he had to totter home.
(verb) 
Definition
to pass or elapse
The years roll by and look at us now.
Synonyms
pass
As the years passed, they grew discontented.
slip by
wear on
As the days wore on Brad became increasingly depressed.
go past
elapse
Forty-eight hours have elapsed since his arrest.
(noun) 
a roll of blue insulated wire
Synonyms
reel
ball
bobbin
cylinder
(noun) 
Definition
anything rolled up into a tube
a dozen rolls of film
Synonyms
spool
reel
scroll
Ancient scrolls were found in caves by the Dead Sea.
(noun) 
Definition
a small cake of bread for one person
butter and marmalade on a roll
Synonyms
bun
bagel
bread roll
bap (British)
hoagie (US)
bridge roll (British)
(noun) 
Definition
a continuous deep reverberating sound
They heard the roll of drums.
Synonyms
rumble
boom
The stillness of the night was broken by the boom of a cannon.
drumming
roar
the roar of traffic
thunder
the thunder of the sea on the rocks
grumble
One could hear, far to the east, a grumble of thunder.
resonance
growl
reverberation
He heard the reverberation of the slammed door.
(noun) 
Definition
an official list or register of names
A new electoral roll should be drawn up.
Synonyms
register
registers of births, deaths and marriages
record
Keep a record of all the payments.
list
There were six names on the list.
table
Consult the table on page 104.
schedule
a detailed written schedule
index
There's even a special subject index.
catalogue
One of the authors of the catalogue is the Professor of Art History.
directory
a telephone directory
inventory
He made an inventory of everything that was to stay.
census
chronicle
this vast chronicle of Napoleonic times
scroll
roster
He put himself on the roster for domestic chores.
annals
(noun) 
Definition
a swaying or unsteady movement or gait
despite the roll of the boat
Synonyms
tossing
rocking
rolling
pitching
swell
lurching
wallowing
(noun) 
Definition
a complete rotation about its longitudinal axis by an aircraft
Control the roll of the ball.
Synonyms
turn
The rear sprocket will turn only twice for one turn of the pedals.
run
spin
a spin of the roulette wheel
rotation
the daily rotation of the earth upon its axis
cycle
the business cycle of recession and rebound
wheel
revolution
The gear drives a wheel 1/10th revolution per cycle.
reel
whirl
the whirl of snowflakes in the wind
twirl
with a twirl of his silver-handled cane
undulation
gyration
He continued his enthusiastic gyrations on stage.
(noun) 
Synonyms
waves
billowing
undulation

Phrasal verbs

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of billow
Definition
to rise up or swell out
the billowing sails
Synonyms
surge,
roll,
expand,
swell,
balloon,
belly,
bulge,
dilate,
puff up,
bloat
in the sense of bind
Definition
to bandage
Her mother bound the wound with a rag soaked in iodine.
Synonyms
bandage,
cover,
dress,
wrap,
swathe,
encase
in the sense of boom
Definition
to make a loud deep echoing sound
Thunder boomed like battlefield cannons over Crooked Mountain.
Synonyms
bang,
roll,
crash,
blast,
echo,
drum,
explode,
roar,
thunder,
rumble,
resound,
reverberate,
peal

Synonyms of 'roll'

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in the sense of boom
Definition
a loud deep echoing sound
The stillness of the night was broken by the boom of a cannon.
Synonyms
bang,
report,
shot,
crash,
clash,
blast,
burst,
explosion,
roar,
thunder,
rumble,
clap,
peal,
detonation
in the sense of catalogue
Definition
a list of all the books of a library
One of the authors of the catalogue is the Professor of Art History.
Synonyms
list,
record,
schedule,
index,
register,
directory,
inventory,
gazetteer
in the sense of chronicle
Definition
a record of events in chronological order
this vast chronicle of Napoleonic times
Synonyms
record,
story,
history,
account,
register,
journal,
diary,
narrative,
annals,
log,
blog
in the sense of coil
Definition
to move in a winding course
A python had coiled itself around the branch of the tree.
Synonyms
curl,
wind,
twist,
snake,
loop,
entwine,
twine,
wreathe,
convolute
in the sense of course
Definition
(of a liquid) to run swiftly
The tears coursed down his cheeks.
Synonyms
run,
flow,
stream,
gush,
race,
speed,
surge,
dash,
tumble,
scud,
move apace
in the sense of curl
Definition
to twist into a spiral or curve
She curled her fingers round his wrist.
Synonyms
wind,
entwine,
twine
in the sense of cycle
Definition
a complete series of recurring events
the business cycle of recession and rebound
Synonyms
series of events,
round,
circle,
revolution,
rotation
in the sense of directory
Definition
a book listing names, addresses, and telephone numbers of individuals or business companies
a telephone directory
Synonyms
index,
listing,
list,
record,
register,
catalogue,
inventory
in the sense of drum
Definition
to tap rhythmically or regularly
Rain drummed on the roof of the car.
Synonyms
pound,
beat,
tap,
rap,
lash,
thrash,
tattoo,
throb,
pulsate,
reverberate
in the sense of echo
Definition
(of a place) to be filled with a sound and its echoes
The rumble of thunder echoed through the valley.
Synonyms
reverberate,
repeat,
resound,
ring,
resonate

Additional synonyms

in the sense of elapse
Definition
(of time) to pass by
Forty-eight hours have elapsed since his arrest.
Synonyms
pass,
go,
go by,
lapse,
pass by,
slip away,
roll on,
slip by,
roll by,
glide by
in the sense of enfold
Definition
to cover (something) by, or as if by, wrapping something round it
Wood was comfortably enfolded in a woolly dressing-gown.
Synonyms
wrap,
surround,
enclose,
wrap up,
encompass,
shroud,
immerse,
swathe,
envelop,
sheathe,
enwrap
in the sense of entwine
Definition
to twist together or round something else
I reached over and entwined our fingers.
Synonyms
twist,
surround,
embrace,
weave,
knit,
braid,
encircle,
wind,
intertwine,
interweave,
plait,
twine,
ravel,
interlace,
entwist (archaic)
in the sense of envelop
Definition
to cover, surround, or enclose
the thick black cloud of smoke that enveloped the area
Synonyms
enclose,
cover,
hide,
surround,
wrap around,
embrace,
blanket,
conceal,
obscure,
veil,
encompass,
engulf,
cloak,
shroud,
swathe,
encircle,
encase,
swaddle,
sheathe,
enfold,
enwrap
in the sense of flatten
Definition
to make or become flat or flatter
How do you put enough pressure on to the metal to flatten it?
Synonyms
level,
roll,
plaster,
squash,
compress,
trample,
iron out,
even out,
smooth off
in the sense of glide
The royal ships glided past fjords and dramatic waterfalls.
Synonyms
sail,
run,
coast,
skim
in the sense of go
Definition
to move or proceed to or from a place
It took us an hour to go three miles.
Synonyms
move,
travel,
advance,
journey,
proceed,
pass,
fare (archaic),
set off
in the sense of grumble
Definition
to make low rumbling sounds
My stomach grumbled loudly.
Synonyms
rumble,
growl,
gurgle
in the sense of grumble
Definition
a low rumbling sound
One could hear, far to the east, a grumble of thunder.
Synonyms
rumble,
growl,
gurgle
in the sense of gyrate
Definition
to turn round and round in a circle
The aeroplane was gyrating about in the sky in a most alarming fashion.
Synonyms
rotate,
circle,
spin,
spiral,
revolve,
whirl,
twirl,
pirouette

Additional synonyms

in the sense of gyration
He continued his enthusiastic gyrations on stage.
Synonyms
rotation,
revolution,
spin,
spinning,
whirl,
whirling,
pirouette,
convolution
in the sense of index
Definition
an alphabetical list of names or subjects dealt with in a book, indicating where they are referred to
There's even a special subject index.
Synonyms
list,
listing,
key,
guide,
register
in the sense of inventory
Definition
a detailed list of the objects in a particular place
He made an inventory of everything that was to stay.
Synonyms
list,
record,
catalogue,
listing,
account,
roll,
file,
schedule,
register,
description,
log,
directory,
tally,
roster,
stock book
in the sense of list
Definition
an item-by-item record of names or things, usually written one below the other
There were six names on the list.
Synonyms
inventory,
record,
listing,
series,
roll,
file,
schedule,
index,
register,
catalogue,
directory,
tally,
invoice,
syllabus,
tabulation,
leet (Scottish)
in the sense of lumber
Definition
to move awkwardly and heavily
He turned and lumbered back to his chair.
Synonyms
plod,
shuffle,
shamble,
trudge,
stump,
clump,
waddle,
trundle,
lump along
in the sense of lurch
Definition
to stagger
The men struggled to their feet and lurched out on to the veranda.
Synonyms
stagger,
reel,
stumble,
weave,
sway,
totter
in the sense of move
Definition
to go or take from one place to another
She waited for him to get up, but he didn't move.
Synonyms
go,
walk,
march,
advance,
progress,
shift,
proceed,
stir,
budge,
make a move,
change position
in the sense of pitch
Definition
(of a ship or plane) to dip and raise its back and front alternately
The ship was pitching and rolling as if in mid-ocean.
Synonyms
toss (about),
roll,
plunge,
flounder,
lurch,
wallow,
welter,
make heavy weather
in the sense of pivot
Definition
to turn on or provide with a pivot
The boat pivoted on its central axis.
Synonyms
turn,
spin,
revolve,
rotate,
swivel,
twirl
in the sense of pour
Definition
to flow or cause to flow out in a stream
Blood was pouring from his broken nose.
Synonyms
flow,
stream,
run,
course,
rush,
emit,
cascade,
gush,
spout,
spew

Additional synonyms

in the sense of press
Definition
to smooth out creases by applying pressure or heat
He would shine his father's shoes and press his shirts.
Synonyms
iron,
steam,
finish,
smooth,
flatten,
mangle,
calender,
put the creases in
in the sense of record
Definition
information or data on a subject collected over a long period
Keep a record of all the payments.
Synonyms
document,
file,
register,
log,
report,
minute,
account,
entry,
journal,
diary,
memorial,
archives,
memoir,
chronicle,
memorandum,
annals,
blog (informal)
in the sense of resound
Definition
(of sounds) to echo or ring
The soldiers' boots resounded in the street.
Synonyms
echo,
resonate,
reverberate,
fill the air,
re-echo
in the sense of reverberate
Definition
to resound or re-echo
A woman's laughter reverberated in the courtyard.
Synonyms
echo,
ring,
resound,
vibrate,
re-echo
in the sense of reverberation
He heard the reverberation of the slammed door.
Synonyms
echo,
ringing,
resonance,
resounding,
vibration,
re-echoing
in the sense of revolution
Definition
one complete turn in a circle
The gear drives a wheel 1/10th revolution per cycle.
Synonyms
rotation,
turn,
cycle,
circle,
wheel,
spin,
lap,
circuit,
orbit,
whirl,
gyration,
round
in the sense of revolve
Definition
to move or cause to move around a centre
The entire circle revolved slowly.
Synonyms
rotate,
turn,
wheel,
spin,
twist,
whirl
in the sense of roar
the roaring waters of Niagara Falls
Synonyms
thunder,
crash,
boom,
rumble,
roll
in the sense of roar
Definition
a roaring noise
the roar of traffic
Synonyms
rumble,
boom,
booming,
thunder,
thundering,
rumbling
in the sense of rock
His body rocked from side to side.
Synonyms
sway,
pitch,
swing,
reel,
toss,
lurch,
wobble,
roll

Additional synonyms

in the sense of roster
Definition
a list showing the order in which people are to perform a duty
He put himself on the roster for domestic chores.
Synonyms
rota,
listing,
list,
table,
roll,
schedule,
register,
agenda,
catalogue,
inventory,
scroll
in the sense of rotate
Definition
to turn around a centre or pivot
The earth rotates round the sun.
Synonyms
revolve,
turn,
wheel,
spin,
reel,
go round,
swivel,
pivot,
gyrate,
pirouette
in the sense of rotation
the daily rotation of the earth upon its axis
Synonyms
revolution,
turning,
turn,
wheel,
spin,
spinning,
reel,
orbit,
pirouette,
gyration
in the sense of run
Definition
to flow or cause (liquids) to flow
cisterns to catch rainwater as it ran off the walls
Synonyms
flow,
pour,
stream,
cascade,
go,
move,
issue,
proceed,
leak,
spill,
discharge,
gush,
spout,
course
in the sense of schedule
Definition
a list of details or items
a detailed written schedule
Synonyms
list,
catalogue,
inventory,
syllabus
in the sense of scroll
Definition
a roll of parchment or paper, usually inscribed with writing
Ancient scrolls were found in caves by the Dead Sea.
Synonyms
roll,
paper,
parchment
in the sense of slide
Definition
to move smoothly along a surface in continual contact with it
She slipped and slid downhill on her backside.
Synonyms
slip,
slither,
glide,
skim,
coast,
toboggan,
glissade
in the sense of smooth
Definition
to remove in order to make smooth
She stood up and smoothed down her frock.
Synonyms
flatten,
level,
press,
plane,
iron
in the sense of spin
Definition
to revolve or cause to revolve quickly
The Earth spins on its own axis.
Synonyms
revolve,
turn,
rotate,
wheel,
twist,
reel,
whirl,
twirl,
gyrate,
pirouette,
birl (Scottish)
in the sense of spin
Definition
a fast rotating motion
a spin of the roulette wheel
Synonyms
revolution,
roll,
whirl,
twist,
gyration

Additional synonyms

in the sense of spread
Definition
to apply as a coating
Spread the cream over the skin and allow it to remain for 12 hours.
Synonyms
smear,
apply,
rub,
put,
smooth,
plaster,
daub
in the sense of stagger
Definition
to walk unsteadily
a government that staggered from crisis to crisis
Synonyms
lurch,
reel,
stumble,
sway,
totter
in the sense of stream
Definition
to pour in a continuous flow
Tears streamed down their faces.
Synonyms
flow,
run,
pour,
course,
issue,
flood,
shed,
spill,
emit,
glide,
cascade,
gush,
spout
in the sense of swathe
Definition
to wrap a bandage, garment, or piece of cloth around (a person or part of the body)
She swathed herself in thin black fabrics.
Synonyms
wrap,
drape,
envelop,
bind,
lap,
fold,
bandage,
cloak,
shroud,
swaddle,
bedeck,
furl,
sheathe,
enfold,
bundle up,
muffle up,
enwrap
in the sense of swing
Definition
to move backwards and forwards
The sail of the little boat swung from one side to the other.
Synonyms
sway,
rock,
wave,
veer,
vibrate,
oscillate,
move back and forth,
move to and fro
in the sense of swivel
Definition
to turn on or swing round on a central point
He swivelled round to face Sarah.
Synonyms
turn,
spin,
revolve,
rotate,
pivot,
pirouette,
swing round
in the sense of table
Definition
a set of facts or figures arranged in rows and columns
Consult the table on page 104.
Synonyms
list,
chart,
tabulation,
record,
roll,
index,
register,
digest,
diagram,
inventory,
graph,
synopsis,
itemization
in the sense of thunder
Definition
to make a loud noise like thunder
the sound of fireworks thundering up above
Synonyms
rumble,
crash,
blast,
boom,
explode,
roar,
clap,
resound,
detonate,
reverberate,
crack,
peal
in the sense of thunder
Definition
any loud booming sound
the thunder of the sea on the rocks
Synonyms
rumble,
crash,
crashing,
boom,
booming,
explosion,
rumbling,
pealing,
detonation,
cracking
in the sense of totter
Definition
to move in an unsteady manner
His legs were in pain and he had to totter home.
Synonyms
stagger,
stumble,
reel,
sway,
falter,
lurch,
wobble,
walk unsteadily

Additional synonyms

in the sense of wheel
Definition
something that is repeated in cycles
Synonyms
circle,
turn,
roll,
revolution,
spin,
rotation,
whirl,
pivot,
twirl,
gyration
in the sense of whirl
Definition
to spin or turn round very fast
Hearing a sound behind her, she whirled round.
Synonyms
spin,
turn,
circle,
wheel,
twist,
reel,
rotate,
pivot,
twirl
in the sense of whirl
Definition
the act or an instance of whirling
the whirl of snowflakes in the wind
Synonyms
revolution,
turn,
roll,
circle,
wheel,
spin,
twist,
reel,
swirl,
rotation,
twirl,
pirouette,
gyration,
birl (Scottish)
in the sense of wrap
Definition
to fold, wind, or coil
She wrapped a handkerchief round her bleeding hand.
Synonyms
bind,
wind,
fold,
swathe
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