rollover
/ˈroʊloʊvər/
noun
- The act of a vehicle turning over onto its side or roof, especially in an accident.
- Modern cars are designed to be safer in a rollover.
- The driver survived the rollover with only minor injuries.
- Police closed the highway after a truck rollover spilled its cargo.
- The transfer of funds from one investment or account to another, often with tax advantages.
- She did a rollover of her 401(k) into an IRA when she changed jobs.
- He completed a rollover of his savings account to a higher-interest option.
- The bank offers a simple rollover process for maturing certificates of deposit.
- In computing, a graphical effect where an element changes appearance when the mouse pointer moves over it.
- The rollover on the link changes its color from blue to red.
- I added a rollover image to the navigation menu for a more interactive feel.
- The website uses a rollover effect to highlight buttons when you hover over them.