rouleau
/ruːˈloʊ/
noun
- A roll or coil of something, especially a cylindrical bundle of coins or paper.
- The bank teller counted the rouleau of pennies before depositing it.
- The cashier handed him a rouleau of quarters for the laundry machine.
- She stored her savings in a rouleau of hundred-dollar bills.
- A decorative trimming or piping made from a narrow strip of fabric rolled into a tube.
- The dress was trimmed with a delicate silk rouleau along the neckline.
- She sewed a rouleau loop as a button closure on the blouse.
- The tailor used a matching rouleau to edge the cuffs of the jacket.