Meaning & Definition of word "Rolling"

Rolling

/ˈroʊlɪŋ/

1. to move or cause to move in a circle or a curved course.
- Example: The children enjoyed rolling the large ball down the hill.
2. to turn over and over, to rotate.
- Example: The logs were rolling down the slope.
3. to make (something) into a roll or rolls.
- Example: She was rolling the dough to prepare for the pie.

1. moving or happening in a continuous stream or series.
- Example: They enjoyed watching the rolling waves at the beach.
2. characterized by smooth, flowing movement.
- Example: He gave a rolling laugh that echoed through the hall.

●Middle English, from Old English 'rōllian,' meaning to make something roll.

rolling stone:

A person who is always moving and does not settle down.

rolling in dough:

Having a lot of money.

rolling with the punches:

Adapting to difficult situations.

roll:

To move by turning over and over.

roller:

A cylindrical device used to apply pressure or facilitate movement.

Meaning: Experiencing a state of euphoria or high energy, often from drugs.

● Example Sentence: He was rolling at the party all night long.

Meaning: To be successful or to thrive.

● Example Sentence: Their business is really rolling this year.