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scroll

[skrohl] / skroʊl /
NOUN
rolled sheet, especially a manuscript
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Two scrolls from the Egyptian ‘Book of the Dead,’ one newly restored, form the breathtaking centerpiece of a show that reveals the considerable art involved in the ancient civilization’s burial rites.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We understand this is not easy. Indonesia is indeed one of the most active countries in the digital space, with average scrolling time of 7–8 hours per day," said the minister.

From Barron's

Maggie picked up her phone and scrolled through the pictures she had just taken of E. That was the reason she was late.

From Literature

I pull out my phone and scroll through it, looking for what I missed.

From Literature

Here in 2026, office workers often suffer from texting thumb after scrolling through endless feeds and tech neck after craning down to look at mobile devices.

From The Wall Street Journal