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roller [ˈrəʊləʳ, Am ˈroʊlɚ] N

1. roller (in machine, for hair):

roller

2. roller (heavy machine):

roller

3. roller (big sea wave):

roller
roller

hair roller N

hair roller

paint roller N

paint roller

roller blind N Brit

roller blind

roller coaster N

1. roller coaster (track):

roller coaster
roller coaster m
roller coaster

2. roller coaster fig of emotions, feelings:

roller coaster

roller skate N

roller skate

roller-skate VB intr

roller-skate
OpenDict entry

roller bilnds

roller bilnds ARCHIT
Present
Iroller-skate
youroller-skate
he/she/itroller-skates
weroller-skate
youroller-skate
theyroller-skate
Past
Iroller-skated
youroller-skated
he/she/itroller-skated
weroller-skated
youroller-skated
theyroller-skated
Present Perfect
Ihaveroller-skated
youhaveroller-skated
he/she/ithasroller-skated
wehaveroller-skated
youhaveroller-skated
theyhaveroller-skated
Past Perfect
Ihadroller-skated
youhadroller-skated
he/she/ithadroller-skated
wehadroller-skated
youhadroller-skated
theyhadroller-skated

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A couple on roller-skates spin on a 1.8 metre round platform while attached at the neck.
www.smh.com.au
The pony could carry a bigger child -- they are incredibly strong for their size -- but the child would probably need roller-skates for their trailing legs.
www.shetlandtimes.co.uk
Oh, and there are roller-skates.
www.ft.com
It's a funky looking thing, all squat and road-hugging like a bright red roller-skate that's been squashed into the ground.
www.carmagazine.co.uk
The scooters are constructed like the old apple crate and roller-skate scooters of the late 1940s and 50s.
en.wikipedia.org