noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
high roller
roller blind
roller coaster
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Their relationship was an emotional roller coaster.
roller skate
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
heated
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While her hair was set in large heated rollers to give fullness, Lizzie set to work on Angela's make-up.
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These wax-filled heated rollers have soft rubber surface which means they are gentle and kind to hair.
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Try not to use heated rollers , styler or dryer every day.
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Constant use of hairdryers and heated rollers takes its toll.
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Then you can either blow dry or use heated rollers or tongs.
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If you are using heated rollers , make sure they and your hair are completely cold before you remove them.
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Use styling products that are designed to add volume and try experimenting with heated rollers to add body and waves.
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Hot Pressed paper pass through a set of heated rollers after sheet formation to give them a smooth, plate finish.
high
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Locals claim this will attract high rollers and sharks eager to buy them out and take profits elsewhere.
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I loved watching the teams pull the six-foot-\#high rollers .
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The precision high speed cutting rollers are also to be protected from potentially damaging metal fragments by metal detectors.
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That could break even a high roller like Baltimore owner Peter Angelos.
■ NOUN
blind
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Most blinds other than a roller blind will screen out too much light.
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This idea works equally well as a blind pull on roller blinds.
coaster
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I know people who like to lean over the edge of observation towers or ride the tallest roller coasters without holding on.
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When you buy stock in a company, you are volunteering to ride the roller coaster of risk and rewards.
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Soon the road resembles a roller coaster track.
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All entrepreneurs do it from time to time, just as you would on a roller coaster .
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This powerful range of feelings, this emotional roller coaster , is normal.
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He wondered at roller coasters , Ferris wheels.
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Big Thunder is weak as roller coasters go with no steep drops or loops.
skate
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She follows a man on roller skates and disappears off round Oxford on her own.
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All we do is dance and roller skate .&038;.
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There were kids everywhere in heavy coats, girls carrying roller skates , posse boys in hats carrying sticks.
■ VERB
use
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Try not to use heated rollers , styler or dryer every day.
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Then you can either blow dry or use heated rollers or tongs.
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We used large rollers on the top of the head and switched to the medium size at the back.
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If you are using heated rollers , make sure they and your hair are completely cold before you remove them.
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The rolls are used on the roller bars fitted to the projector.
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Painting has all been achieved using a roller with a mixture prepared by a Derby company.
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Any of these could be used as rollers but only the circle has a constant centre, permitting a hub.
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In consequence of his success, mills using both stones and rollers were built in Britain from the 1860s.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Booming rollers crashed on the beach.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A small steam roller with a vertical boiler between twin rollers was used in Penge and Anerley.
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I know people who like to lean over the edge of observation towers or ride the tallest roller coasters without holding on.
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Once your rollers are in place, set with a light fixing spray for a long-lasting result that has shine without stickiness.
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Relate to hypothetical activity of roller , grinder, sieves and mill, he wrote.
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This powerful range of feelings, this emotional roller coaster, is normal.
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Together they pulled back the high door, which despite its rustic appearance, ran smoothly on well-greased and balanced rollers.
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What: A short, mild roller coaster aimed at children.
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When you buy stock in a company, you are volunteering to ride the roller coaster of risk and rewards.