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roller

noun as in billow

noun as in breaker

noun as in curtain

noun as in drag bunt

noun as in ground ball

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Adenovirus needs to be grown as a single layer that’s adhered to something, such as the walls of a roller bottle, which looks very much like a water bottle.

He uses the third-most possessions per game as a roller in the pick-and-roll, and has been more efficient than Anthony Davis in such plays.

In roller derby, sometimes you get hit so hard that you don’t think you’ll ever get up again.

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The extra swag doesn’t have to be about roller skating, but we think this option is pretty great.

They're made to make a lot of money and to get teenagers in a kind of experience, a roller coaster ride.

People would just be shouting, like you go to church, a holy roller church or something like that.

My seven-year-old son still can't go on all the roller coasters he wants, because he is a few inches too short.

His cadence is a steady beat rather than a roller coaster, and his words sparing and simple.

His Wednesday is going to be a roller-coaster ride from Rush Limbaugh to Fox to Laura Ingraham to who knows what.

An amount of slack in the chain caused the balls to knock on passing this roller before entering the pump bottom.

But before this extreme is reached, the momentum of the revolving balance carries the roller pin entirely out of the fork.

I hitched the horse to my improvised drag and smoothed it again, several times, in default of a roller.

They were of elm, with lignum vit roller sheaves, and were bound inside with iron, and had swivel eyes.

Roller shades on the door and window and an electric door bell completed a very neat and practical playhouse.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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