rolling pin (rolingpin)

A cylindrical piece of wood, marble, or copper, having a projecting handle at each end, with which dough, paste, confectioners' sugar, etc., are molded and reduced to a proper thickne . rolling-plant (ro'ling-plant), n. Same as roll ing -stock. rolling-pre (rõʻling-pres), n. 1. A copperplate-printers' pre in which impre ion is made by pa ing the plate under a rolling cylinder.-2. A calendering-machine, which consists of two or more closely geared cylinders of smooth surface, used for smoothing and polishing the surface of paper.-3. A machine with two or more steam-heated iron rollers, which removes indentations from printed rolling-rope (ro'ling-rōp), n. Same as rolling rolling-stock (rō'ling-stok), n. In railways, the cars, locomotive engines, etc. Also called rolling - plant.