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stone roller
noun
- a small silvery freshwater cyprinid fish, Campostoma anomalum, of the eastern US, having a narrow black stripe on the dorsal and anal fins
Word History and Origins
Origin of stone roller1
Example Sentences
I ground the spices to a fine powder with the stone roller and churned the milk carefully.
Few people are so poor as not to have a neatly-made stone roller on their roofs.
Meantime the six men, by climbing on each other's shoulders, scaled the castle wall, and by confused shouts and dragging of the stone roller to and fro over the roof they made the garrison believe that it was attacked by a large force, and it surrendered at discretion.
When morning comes, they take it from the jar, and spreading it on a stone bench, make it into paste with a stone roller.
Then two other men came, and they were dragging a great heavy stone roller behind them.
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