rolled in
Showed up casually
Rolled in describes arriving casually or late, often without apparent concern for timing: He finally rolled in around midnight.
The phrase suggests unhurried movement, like something rolling to a stop.
It can also mean arriving in abundance: Donations rolled in after the news story aired.
To be rolled in something like money or dough means to be wealthy—surrounded by it.
- shownMade visible or apparent
- arrivedReached one's destination
- showed upArrived at location
- late arrivalPerson appearing after expected
- dustFine settled particles
dirt · entered · sand · incorporated · sauntered · dough · strolled · hay · mud · spun · meandered · nonchalant · flour · bread crumbs · came · rotated · snow · money
rolled inrolled out
Released for widespread use
departed · left · took off · headed out · split
rolled ingot there first
rolled inbroke
Lacking any funds
penniless · destitute · impoverished · strapped for cash · hard up