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roll over

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For too long we've experienced the executive branch roll over Congress, the press and the American people.

It felt like we were in a roll-over, but the van was upright when it was all done.

Then roll over the Nebraska border into Omaha, where train buffs can't miss the Union Pacific Railroad Museum.

Watch the press roll over and carry on excitedly about how this is a new GOP.

I did not cooperate with the government, and I did not roll over.

Had either Hal or his man been able to roll over completely, one more comrade's knots would then be within reach.

Directly he got hold of the cup Saï would roll over and over it, and would pay no attention to anyone as long as the smell lasted.

After he managed to get some fragments of leaves into his mouth and had swallowed them he lay down and began to roll over.

They seem to roll over sea and land, and in the middle of the night, and out in the sunlit street, I seem to hear them still.

With something like a feeling of satisfied vengeance, the young hunter saw the hyena roll over dead.

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On this page you'll find 153 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to roll over, such as: acquiesce, comply, give in, subscribe, accede, and accept.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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