hot-roll
[ hot-rohl, -rohl ]
/ ˈhɒtˈroʊl, -ˌroʊl /
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verb (used with object) Metalworking.
to roll (metal) at a heat high enough to permit recrystallization.
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Nearby words
hot-dog, hot-draw, hot-headed, hot-press, hot-rod, hot-roll, hot-short, hot-spot, hot-stove league, hot-swappable, hot-tempered
Origin of hot-roll
First recorded in 1875–80
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Examples from the Web for hot-roll
For rolls, a hot-roll cover is both convenient and attractive.
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