roll-on
- noun
- She wore a roll-on under her dress to create a smooth silhouette.
Examples
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My grandmother still prefers to wear a roll-on for extra support.
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In the 1950s, the roll-on was a popular choice for women seeking shapewear.
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She wore a roll-on under her dress.
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Many women prefer roll-ons for added support.
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In the 1950s, the roll-on was a popular choice for women seeking shapewear.
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Many women prefer to wear a roll-on under their clothes for a smooth fit.
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She chose a stylish roll-on to enhance her curves for the evening event.
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Etymology
Roll-on comes from the parts roll meaning 'to move by turning' and on meaning 'onto', so it is something you put on by rolling. Think of rolling up tights or socks over your hips; that image helps explain why a close-fitting undergarment is called a roll-on.