I.
noun
1 bread
ADJECTIVE
▪ bread
▪ crusty , soft
▪ dinner , finger ( BrE ), kaiser ( AmE ), morning ( BrE ), sub ( AmE ), submarine
▪ brown ( esp. BrE ), white ( esp. BrE ), wholegrain , wholemeal ( BrE ), wholewheat
▪ sweet
▪ cinnamon
▪ buttered , filled ( BrE )
▪ cheese , ham , lobster ( AmE ), etc.
2 list of names
ADJECTIVE
▪ blog , honour/honor ( esp. AmE ), jobless ( AmE ), membership , registration , school , tax ( esp. AmE ), welfare ( AmE )
▪
My daughter's grades improved and she made the honor ~. ( AmE )
▪ electoral ( BrE ), voter ( AmE ), voting ( AmE )
▪ falling ( BrE )
▪
Falling ~s could lead to smaller class sizes.
VERB + ROLL
▪ remove sb from
▪
Eligible voters had been removed from the voting ~s.
▪ call , take
▪
The chairman called the ~ ( = to see if everyone was present ).
ROLL + NOUN
▪ call
▪
Staff evacuated the building and a ~ call was taken outside.
PREPOSITION
▪ on (the) ~
▪
There are 340 children on the school ~.
PHRASES
▪ a ~ of honour ( BrE )
▪
Her name was engraved on sport's ~ of honour.
II.
verb
1 move by turning over
ADVERB
▪ slowly
▪ quickly
▪
He quickly ~ed over and got to his feet.
▪ gently
▪ smoothly
▪
The black car ~ed smoothly down the street.
▪ lazily
▪
She lazily ~ed her head on the pillow.
▪ easily
▪
The boulder easily ~ed aside.
▪ along , around , away , back , backwards/backward , down , forward , over
▪
The tigers ~ed over and over in the mud.
PREPOSITION
▪ down
▪
A tear ~ed slowly down her cheek.
▪ off
2 make sth into the shape of a ball/tube
ADVERB
▪ tightly
▪
She carried the magazine tightly ~ed up in her hand.
▪ up
PREPOSITION
▪ into
▪
He ~ed the paper into a tight ball.
3 of a ship/plane
ADVERB
▪ heavily ( BrE )
▪ slightly
Roll is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ ball , ↑ boat , ↑ camera , ↑ cart , ↑ cloud , ↑ credit , ↑ eye , ↑ mist , ↑ press , ↑ tank , ↑ thunder , ↑ train , ↑ truck , ↑ wagon , ↑ wave
Roll is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ ball , ↑ cigarette , ↑ clay , ↑ dice , ↑ eye , ↑ hip , ↑ shoulder