1. eye roll - Noun
2. eye roll - Verb
eye roll (plural eye rolls)
Alternative form of eye-roll
eye roll (third-person singular simple present eye rolls, present participle eye rolling, simple past and past participle eye rolled)
Alternative form of eye-roll
eye-roll (plural eye-rolls)
The circular movement of one's eyes, usually suggesting feelings of exasperation, disbelief or frustration.
eye-roll (third-person singular simple present eye-rolls, present participle eye-rolling, simple past and past participle eye-rolled)
(rare) To perform an eye-roll, or to express exasperation, disbelief or frustration through an eye-roll.
eye-roll
Ask any boxer or trainer about the mythical pound-for-pound rankings and you’ll usually get one of two responses: a smirk or a massive eye-roll. Source: Internet
Even though I'm sure this is partly eye-roll inducing, since it's probably something your mother tells you to do, sometimes mama is definitely right. Source: Internet
Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, no one would insist that a specific university impacted the very essence of who you are without provoking an eye-roll or a laugh, unless you go to Oxford or Cambridge or some other very posh uni. Source: Internet
She continually puts herself in dangerous situations (in what world did she really believe the Cullens wouldn’t follow her and avenge her death in Phoenix, eye-roll) and she’s downright terrible to Jacob (Team Edward for life, but Jacob deserved better). Source: Internet
It's eye-roll worthy, but does sometimes make me feel a bit better on a stressful day. Source: Internet