roll on

Speech parts

1. roll on - Noun

2. roll on - Adjective

3. roll on - Verb

4. roll on - Interjection

Meaning

a woman's foundation garment rolled on to the hips

a dispenser of a liquid cosmetic (such as a deodorant) having a revolving ball as an applicator

Source: WordNet

Alternative names

roll-on

Synonyms

cream spray scent cosmetic perfume disinfectant elapse cleanser lotion fumigant keep on smoke screen deodorant fumigator deodorizer
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Hypernyms

foundation dispenser foundation garment

Examples

A character with an Agility of Excellent would normally roll on that column when attacking with a rifle. Source: Internet

Although each one of the "kids" in the Flash Family are competent and powerful in their own right, have their own skills and important roll on the team, they can often get overshadowed story-wise by the main players or OG members. Source: Internet

Another clear influence of early rock n roll on Springsteen's music is evident on the song "Light of Day". Source: Internet

The course was in good condition with a good roll on the fairways. Source: Internet

Memphis director Anwar Jamison's feature and the Hometowner Music Video Showcase, scheduled to roll on the riverfront tonight, have been postponed due to a forecast of rain. Source: Internet

Chips will be less likely to roll on edge if they are tossed with a gentle frisbee-like spin. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

roll of toilet paper roll off roll off the tongue roll on roll off ship roll one's own roll out