outrolling
/aʊtˈroʊlɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of outroll: rolling faster or farther than; surpassing in rolling.
- The marble was outrolling all the others on the sloped track.
- The boulder kept outrolling smaller rocks as it tumbled down the cliff.
- He practiced outrolling his friends in the bowling alley.
- Present participle of outroll: unfolding or extending something completely.
- The stagehands were outrolling the heavy curtain before the show.
- They spent the morning outrolling the old parchment in the library.
- She is outrolling the sleeping bag on the campsite floor.