Verb:

गुंडाळले,

roll off's Usage Examples:

As Clarke recalls in the documentary The Guts and the Glory:Feeling that the band had already seen its share of adversity, Carroll offered the band two days of studio time at Escape Studios in Kent, England, to record a single with producer John Speedy Keen.

CLER reconciles records between federal payroll offices and Federal Employee Health Benefits.

In his description of the finished recording, Jonathan Gould notes the aptness of Harrison's vocal delivery, where the list of chocolate flavours roll off George's tongue like a catalog of life's little pleasures.

Brisbane, Queensland as a roll on roll off ferry to minimise loading time and maximise time spent at sea.

Tonnage was designed to accommodate this, and all DFDS passenger routes were served by passenger ships with roll on/roll off facilities.

From here, rollon/roll off ferry services to Belmont on Unst and Hamars Ness on Fetlar operate.

The new ship was named Princess of Tasmania, was the first roll on/roll off ferry in the southern hemisphere and the largest.

Thousands of papers continued to roll off the presses with the banner headline predicting a Dewey victory.

built by Evans Deakin " Company, of Brisbane, Queensland as a roll on roll off ferry to minimise loading time and maximise time spent at sea.

hearing Klein roll off the Virgilian hexameters in a beautiful orotund voice that rose above the traffic, I think it was then that I realized.

Deakin " Company, of Brisbane, Queensland as a roll on roll off ferry to minimise loading time and maximise time spent at sea.

"petal effect" describes the fact that a water droplet on the surface of a rose petal is spherical in shape, but cannot roll off even if the petal is.

Synonyms:

turn, turn over, rim, revolve,

Antonyms:

inactivity, freeze, unfold, rough, let go of,