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on a roll

adverb as in enjoying good fortune

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Everyone was right to be concerned as the Lakers looked lifeless — the Nuggets were on a roll in a 127-102 win and the Lakers, of all teams, sure weren’t going to be the ones to stop them.

The Eagles are on a roll, having won five in a row since their off week.

But Stafford appears to be on a roll, and if Nacua can stay in the game, the Rams will prevail.

“They’re a good sign,” Stafford said Thursday when asked if it felt like he was on a roll, “because that means we’re getting in the end zone.”

Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson is banged up, and Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow is on a roll.

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

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