outrolls
/aʊtˈroʊlz/
verb
- Third person singular of outroll: rolls faster or farther than; surpasses in rolling.
- In every race, her marble outrolls everyone else's.
- The heavy ball outrolls the lighter one on the smooth floor.
- He always outrolls his brother when they play with toy cars.
- Third person singular of outroll: unfolds or extends something completely.
- She outrolls the picnic blanket under the tree every afternoon.
- The technician outrolls the cable before connecting it.
- The artist outrolls a fresh canvas for each new painting.