roll up
• (of a person or animal) curl up tightly.
• "at the sight of the wolf, the porcupine rolls up into a ball"
• turn something flexible over and over on itself to form a cylinder, tube, or ball.
• "she started to roll up her sleeping bag"
Similar:
fold (up),
furl,
wind up,
coil (up),
bundle up,
• casually arrive at a place.
• "we rolled up at the same time"
Similar:
arrive,
come,
turn up,
appear,
make/put in an appearance,
show one's face,
show up,
pitch up,
fetch up,
roll in,
blow in,
• used to encourage passers-by to look at or participate in something, typically at a fairground.
• "roll up, roll up, for all the fun of the fair"
• drive the flank of an enemy line back and round so that the line is shortened or surrounded.
roll-up
noun
• a hand-rolled cigarette.
• an assembly or its turnout.
• "we should get a big roll-up"
roll-up
adjective
• denoting something which can be rolled up.
• "roll-up panels"
• denoting an investment fund in which returns are reinvested and tax liabilities can be reduced.
