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Barrel Roll, Spring Roll, Bed Roll, Bread Roll, Honor Roll, Egg Roll, I'm on a roll
Roll the what?
I am pretty sure it is Bob Seeger and the Silver Bullet Band - Roll Me Away
Roll out means to roll out...dudee
Volvis = you (singular) roll Volvitis = you (plural) roll
How ever fast you roll it is how fast it will roll ...
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it can tumble but it cant roll
Brian Roll goes by B-Roll.
no but rick roll is
Words that include "roll" and a hyphen can include "roll-over," "roll-call," and "roll-out." These terms are often used in specific contexts, such as "roll-over" in finance or insurance, "roll-call" in attendance or meetings, and "roll-out" in product launches or implementations. The hyphen helps clarify the relationship between the words.