rolls over
Spins onto back
Rolls over describes turning from one position to another, typically while lying down: The baby rolled over for the first time.
Dogs roll over as a trick or sign of submission.
In finance, to roll over funds is to reinvest them, especially moving retirement money between accounts without penalty.
When a lottery jackpot rolls over, no one won and the prize accumulates.
Software or displays roll over when hovering triggers a change.
To roll over for someone is to yield without resistance: Congress just rolled over and gave him what he wanted.
- rotateTurn about an axis
- reinvestmentReturning gains to capital
- tumbleUncontrolled rolling descent
- turn turtleCapsize completely
- carryoverAmount brought forward
transition · revolve · somersault · spin · cartwheel · shift · continuation · flip · play dead · dog trick · transfer · changeover · capsize · pivot · turn · reallocation · obey · deferment
rolls overfights back
Opposes an attacker
resists · pushes back · digs in · stands one's ground · defies
rolls overcashes out
Converts holdings to money
terminates · closes out · expires · withdraws · liquidates
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