roll around

The phrase "roll around" has multiple meanings depending on the context, ranging from physical movement to the occurrence of events.

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Definition

B1Physical Movement

(general)To move on the ground by turning over and over.

Example

  • The children love to roll around in the grass.

B2Thought Process

(informal)To be considered or thought about without much coherence.

Example

  • I've got all these ideas rolling around in my head.

B2Emotion

(colloquial)To laugh very heartily.

Example

  • The joke was so funny that everyone started to roll around laughing.

B1Events

(general)To occur or come up, especially at a regular interval.

Example

  • By the time Friday rolls around, I'm ready for the weekend.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "roll around":

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