rollover

Car flips over

A rollover is the act of rolling over—turning from one position to another.

In finance, a rollover transfers funds from one account or investment to another without tax penalty: a 401(k) rollover into an IRA.

In accidents, a rollover occurs when a vehicle flips onto its side or roof.

Lottery rollovers happen when no one wins and the jackpot carries to the next drawing.

In computing, a rollover is a visual change when the cursor passes over an element.

accident

crash

Sudden violent impact

flip · capsize · ejection · impact · pileup · SUV · highway · seatbelt · fatality · injury

web

hyperlink

Clickable reference to another page

button · navigation · animation · tooltip · mouseover · cursor · interactive · banner · advertisement · effect

finance

IRA

Tax-advantaged retirement fund

  • 401kEmployer-sponsored retirement savings
  • retirementLeaving the workforce permanently
  • transferMove between locations

funds · tax-deferred · reinvestment · CD · annuity · pension · distribution · contribution · beneficiary · inheritance

agility

tumble

Uncontrolled rolling descent

gymnastics · acrobatics · vault · handstand · backflip · aerial · roundoff · tuck · pike · layout

subscription

renewal

Making current again

policy · contract · extension · continuation · recurring · expiration · terms · cancellation · opt-out · default

data

minutes

Sixty-second intervals

carryover · mobile · plan · quota · bandwidth · allowance · expiration · accumulation · prepaid · credit

dog

trick

Deliberate deception

  • commandAuthoritative instruction given
  • bellyFront midsection
  • treatSomething pleasantly special

training · obedience · reward · paw · play dead · submission · bonding · positive reinforcement · clicker · cue

Categories
Opposites
vehicle accident severity

rolloverfender-bender

Minor vehicle collision

rear-ender · sideswipe · safe landing

financial/investment action

rolloverwithdrawal

Act of taking away

cash-out · liquidation · distribution · early withdrawal · account closure

compliance/resistance behavior

rolloverresistance

Capacity to withstand force

defiance · stand firm · pushback · fight back · rebellion

Family

rollovers

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G