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to roll about
[phrase form: roll]
01
to happen again, especially in a repeated manner
Example
Economic downturns tend to make uncertainties roll about in the business world.
After resolving the issue, it seemed the same problems would roll about periodically.
02
to laugh uncontrollably about something
Example
The amusing cat video on the internet made people of all ages roll about in laughter.
The unexpected punchline of the joke made the entire room roll about in uncontrollable laughter.
The unexpected prank made everyone in the room roll about with amusement.
03
to move in a rolling and aimless manner around a place or object
Example
After the party, the empty cans rolled about the floor.
The loose balls rolled about the basketball court after the game.
The marbles rolled about in the jar as I carried it.
04
to move someone or something back and forth or all around a place or object
Example
The boat rolled about in the rough waters, making the passengers feel seasick.
The children were excited to roll about in the snow during their winter vacation.
He decided to roll about the new chair in his room to find the best position for it.
Example
Economic downturns tend to make uncertainties roll about in the business world.
After resolving the issue, it seemed the same problems would roll about periodically.
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