Roller (disambiguation)
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Roller is a family of brightly coloured near passerine birds in the genera Coracias and Eurystomus.
Roller may also refer to:
Industry
- Roller (machine part), a cylindrical machine component or a component of a roller bearing, as seen in some airliners
- Roller (agricultural tool), an agricultural or gardening implement for leveling ground
- Road roller, a heavy machine used in construction of roads and foundations
- Steamroller, either a synonym for or type of road roller
- Rolling (metalworking), a metal forming process in which metal stock is passed through a pair of cylindrical rolls, used in a steel mill
- Wheel, often trapped on an axle between two planes, on which a load can be carried and transported
Music
- The Rollers, rock band which evolved from the Bay City Rollers
- "The Roller", song from Beady Eye
- "Roller" (April Wine song), 1978
- Roller (album), an album by the Italian progressive rock band Goblin
Personal surname
- A. Clyde Roller (1914–2005), American conductor and music educator
- Kyle Roller (born 1988), baseball player
- Mihail Roller (1908–1958), Romanian communist politician
Mathematics, computing, and robotics
- Mathematical "roller", a curve of constant width
- Apache Roller, a blog server written in Java
- Roller (BEAM), a kind of robot that moves by rolling
Other uses
- Bicycle rollers, a type of bicycle trainer
- Hair roller, also known as hot roller, an implement used in hairdressing to curl hair
- Padded surcingle, used on horses for training and vaulting
- Paint roller, a type of rotating paintbrush
- Roller, autobot component of Optimus Prime
- Roller (pigeon), varieties of domestic pigeons that tumble or roll in flight
- Roller (Transformers), a fictional character
- Rollerball pens (or roller pens), a type of writing instrument
- Rollers, light bars specifically and, by extension, a police car
- Rollers, nickname for the Australia men's national wheelchair basketball team
- Rolls-Royce, nickname for the motor car brand
See also
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