verb | noun
rollroll1 /roʊl/ verb ► roll to move by turning over and over, or to make something move in this way: The ball rolled under a car. If you roll your clothes rather than fold them, they get fewer wrinkles in the suitcase.
► wheel to move something that has wheels: He wheeled the shopping cart out of the store.
➔ see turn1 verb | noun
rollroll2 /roʊl/ noun 
► roll a long piece of paper, tape, etc. that has been wound around itself many times so that it is in the shape of a tube: There was a roll of paper towels for mopping up spills in the kitchen. Before digital cameras, you had to put a roll of film into a camera.
► bundle a group of things that have been tied together, for example papers, clothes, or sticks: The delivery man was carrying bundles of newspapers into the store.
► wad a thick pile of money or paper that is folded over or crushed together: He took a wad of $20 bills out of his pocket.