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road roller

noun

  1. a person who rolls roads.

  2. any machine for rolling road materials flat.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of road roller1

First recorded in 1885–90
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Example Sentences

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Authorities on Friday used a road roller to crush bird calling devices and other trapping paraphernalia.

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However, on the highway from Baghdad to Mosul, a road roller and excavator are in operation as engineers try to rebuild a bridge.

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It is believed the man was crushed by a road roller while laying a new road surface on Bog Road outside Forkhill on Wednesday afternoon.

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Dad was on the tractor, still working with the heavy road roller in order to flatten the waves out of the runway.

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Elsewhere in the museum is a 1930 Angus County Council road roller, one of just four of its kind surviving, and several classic Angus Fire Brigade vehicles.

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