roll-up
- noun
- /ˈroʊlˌʌp/
- But we got fruit roll ups and you're like, you got granola, mate?
- roll-up shades
And then I made these like pizza Crescent roll, roll up things with homemade ranch.
- And then I made these like pizza Crescent roll, roll up things with homemade ranch.
- I also love A roll up sliced Turkey, a little strip of Mayo.
- I have, you know, obviously known things that are not good, like fruit roll ups and all that.
- Just crush videos, crush video games and fruit roll ups.
- Yeah, I mean, favorite all time snack maybe other than for roll ups.
Examples
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And then I made these like pizza Crescent roll, roll up things with homemade ranch.
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This is the biggest Fruit Roll up I've ever been on.
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Well, kind of fruit roll up on the outside.
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I have, you know, obviously known things that are not good, like fruit roll ups and all that.
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But my lunches were never filled with like fruit roll ups or cookie, like none of the like classic kid foods or junk foods.
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Smartphones and tablets would instantly lose half their weight, and devices with roll-up displays would suddenly become feasible.
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You just had pickle roll ups, corned beef, cream cheese and a dill pickle all rolled up together like sushi.
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I did get a comment from my daughter about how her friend (who is a gymnast who trains 5 days a week) "gets" to bring a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, chocolate chip cookies, and a fruit roll-up every day for lunch.
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The chef prepared delicious roll-ups filled with vegetables and cheese for the appetizer.
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After school, the children enjoyed tasty roll-ups made from tortillas and turkey.
Synonyms
Something that is wrapped or bent into a long, round shape
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Etymology
Roll-up is simply roll + up, which means 'to roll into a tight shape', like a poster or snack that is rolled for carrying. So a roll-up is an object that has been rolled into a small, easy-to-carry tube.