summer roll

American  

[suhm-er rohl] / ˈsʌm ər ˌroʊl /

noun

1. (in Southeast Asian cuisine) a spring roll with a casing of rice paper, served fresh rather than deep-fried.

   Vietnamese summer rolls with peanut sauce.

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Etymology

Origin of summer roll

First recorded in 2000–05

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How does summer-roll compare to similar and commonly confused words? Explore the most common comparisons:

• spring roll vs. summer roll

Example Sentences

When spring and summer roll around, and the valley becomes a furnace, 12,000-foot Mt.

From Los Angeles Times

Sonthayanavin says Thaiku hasn’t always had a summer roll on the menu — the restaurant had its origins in Fremont as the Fremont Noodle House before reinventing in Ballard as Thaiku from 2001-11 before then moving to the current digs next to El Chupacabra a decade ago.

From Seattle Times

In my mind, everything in life this time of year should be as crisp and refreshing as a summer roll.

From Salon

A menu of snacks includes a mortadella katzu sando and jerk mushroom summer roll.

From Washington Post

His summer roll is what carried him to the final.

From The Guardian