Roll in
verb
To arrive in great numbers or amounts.
After the advertisement, customers started to roll in.

Often appears as...
- money roll in
- people roll in
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To arrive casually or in a relaxed manner.
He just rolled in an hour late to the meeting.

Often appears as...
- roll in late
- roll in early
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
verb
To move or cause to move on wheels or in a vehicle.
We watched the carriages roll in at the station.

Often appears as...
- train rolls in
- car rolls in
verb
To spread a substance smoothly over a surface.
He began to roll in the paint over the wall.

Often appears as...
- roll in the paint
- roll in the dough
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To arrive in great numbers or amounts.
After the advertisement, customers started to roll in.

Often appears as...
- money roll in
- people roll in
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To arrive casually or in a relaxed manner.
He just rolled in an hour late to the meeting.

Often appears as...
- roll in late
- roll in early
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
verb
To move or cause to move on wheels or in a vehicle.
We watched the carriages roll in at the station.

Often appears as...
- train rolls in
- car rolls in
verb
To spread a substance smoothly over a surface.
He began to roll in the paint over the wall.

Often appears as...
- roll in the paint
- roll in the dough
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 4

Large Quantity
Use it to suggest something is happening a lot or excessively, like success or luck.

Ever since their grand opening, profits have started to roll in.
Positive Connotation
It often has a positive vibe, implying something good is coming your way.

After the storm, donations for the community started to roll in.
Large Quantity
Use it to suggest something is happening a lot or excessively, like success or luck.

Ever since their grand opening, profits have started to roll in.
Positive Connotation
It often has a positive vibe, implying something good is coming your way.

After the storm, donations for the community started to roll in.
Large Quantity
Use it to suggest something is happening a lot or excessively, like success or luck.

Ever since their grand opening, profits have started to roll in.
Positive Connotation
It often has a positive vibe, implying something good is coming your way.

After the storm, donations for the community started to roll in.
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