roll off

To roll and fall or move off a surface, OR for words to come out of your mouth very easily.

"The apple rolled off the table and bounced across the kitchen floor."

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Roll off.

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Roll off your bed.

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Roll off the rock cliff.

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Things roll off his back.

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Snap Shift · 4:12

short for roll on, roll off.

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