blanket roll

noun

a blanket or sleeping bag rolled into a cylindrical pack for easy carrying and outdoor use by hikers, soldiers, cowboys, etc., often with cooking utensils, food, and personal articles carried inside.

a method of cheating at craps whereby the dice are thrown on a blanket, rug, or other soft surface so that they roll only in a forward direction, making it impossible for the four side numbers to appear face up.

Origin of blanket roll

First recorded in 1890–95

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Examples from the Web for blanket roll

"Put my blanket-roll under my head, Nell, me son," he said gently.
Wounds in the rain|Stephen Crane
He showed Dig how to pack the cooking utensils and the like in his blanket-roll so that they would not rattle.
The Trail Boys on the Plains|Jay Winthrop Allen
It was about this time that the most of the boys adopted the "blanket-roll" system.
The Story of a Common Soldier of Army Life in the Civil War, 1861-1865|Leander Stillwell
Wear the blanket-roll over left shoulder, diagonally across back and chest to rest over right hip.
On the Trail|Lina Beard and Adelia Belle Beard