Scroll

What do we mean by scroll?

A roll, as of parchment or papyrus, used especially for writing a document. noun

An ancient book or volume written on such a roll. noun

A list or schedule of names. noun

An ornament or ornamental design that resembles a partially rolled scroll of paper, as the volute in Ionic and Corinthian capitals. noun

The curved head on an instrument of the violin family. noun

A ribbon inscribed with a motto. noun

To inscribe on a scroll. intransitive verb

To roll up into a scroll. intransitive verb

To ornament with a scroll. intransitive verb

To cause (displayed text or graphics) to move up, down, or across the screen so that a line of text or graphics appears at one edge of the screen for each line that moves off the opposite edge. intransitive verb

To cause displayed text or graphics to move up, down, or across the screen. intransitive verb

To appear onscreen and roll by. intransitive verb

To write down in a scroll or roll of parchment or paper; commit to writing; inscribe.

To draft; write in rough outline. See scroll, n., 2.

To roll up or form into a scroll.

To ornament with scrolls or scrollwork.

To roll or curl up.

A roll of parchment or paper, or a writing formed into a roll; a list or schedule. noun

In a restricted sense, a draft or outline of what is afterward to be written out in full: also used attributively: as, a scroll minute. noun

A roll of paper or parchment; a writing formed into a roll.

An ornament formed of undulations giving off spirals or sprays, usually suggestive of plant form. Roman architectural ornament is largely of some scroll pattern.

Spirals or sprays in the shape of an actual plant.

A mark or flourish added to a person's signature, intended to represent a seal, and in some States allowed as a substitute for a seal. [U.S.] Alexander Mansfield Burrill.

The carved end of a violin, viola, cello or other stringed instrument, most commonly scroll-shaped but occasionally in the form of a human or animal head.

A skew surface.

A kind of sweet roll baked in a somewhat spiral shape.

The incremental movement of graphics on a screen, removing one portion to show the next.

(hydraulics) A spiral waterway placed round a turbine to regulate the flow.

A turbinate bone.

To roll up a blunt with weed. Urban Dictionary

Verb. To request (more of demand) something of someone in the name of out-ranking them. Originated from a fraternity or sorority's scroll, a list of all members, by rank and number. Urban Dictionary

A paper or document that contains privileged information which may have personal value to oneself. Urban Dictionary

To steal something someone says or a picture of theirs Urban Dictionary

1. A shortening of the term "scroll up," which became popular shortly after the advent of text messaging, meaning to point out something that has just been typed or said, and the person you are chatting with is either too wasted or just plain stupid to recall. 2. To tell someone to pay attention - or get one's head out of one's ass. 3. To flip one's shit on someone. Similiar to saying "snap" or the more archaic "face" as a quick response to acknowledge that individual just got served. Urban Dictionary

A nickname for a joint Urban Dictionary

When you are wearing shorts or jeans,the act of rolling one's scrotum between thumb and forefinger in an effort to relieve an itchy ballbag. (SCRotum rOLL = SCROLL) Urban Dictionary

MONEY, having a superfluous amount of cash flow. Urban Dictionary

Ye who attracts schoolgirls. The Japanese Schoolgirl lord. Urban Dictionary

Created in 2003 - A compilation of words put together typically on a piece of paper. These words are arranged for maximum hilarity. This is achieved by discecting funny sounding words in the English langauge (and on the occasion, made up. E.X. Chise). Some scrolls may contain headers, or "themes", in which a piece of paper reflects an object of everyday life. Either that, or it makes no sense at all. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to scroll:
scroll, stroll, escroll, scholl, scrool, croll, schroll, scrowl, shroll.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word scroll:
centrifuge, scrolls, scrolling, inscribed, torah, motto, parchment, papyrus, compressor, wreath, ark, symbolism, codex, brackets, horizontally, shield, sabbath, serpent, buttons, scarlet, synagogue, bearing, wheel, badge, crest, lock, inscription, insignia, rolled, screen, letters, reads, treasure, button, mouse, text, coat, hebrew, beneath, painting, read, bottom, reverse, excellence, depicts, horizontal, honour, depicting, rabbi, colors, keys, manuscript, wheels, copy, arms, cave, containing, sword, key, patterns, words, seal, yale, bars, jews, page, prayer, blue, vertical, congregation, depicted, jerusalem, artillery, document, reading, columns, display, dragon, dead, silver, pattern, honor, pages, temple, displayed.

Words that rhyme with scroll:
control, roll, hole, troll, pole, console, soul, strole, bowl, goal, sole, mole, role, whole, poll, toll, droll, cajole, coal, extol, dole, shoal, stroll, enroll, oriole, parole, ole, atoll, cole, loophole, patrol, stole, bole, charcoal, payroll, pigeonhole, foal, knoll, thole, pothole, dhole, kohl, casserole, tole, stoll, manhole, body and soul, sinkhole, dipole, boll, skoal, tadpole, buttonhole, bankroll, seoul, rabbit hole, stol, seminole, blowhole, redpoll, pinhole, nicole, black hole, viole, keyhole, foxhole, cubbyhole, trowl, glory hole, amphibole, chole, noll, stackpole, self-control, flagpole, espanol, glycol, strowl, cinnamon roll, interpol, rock and roll, shole, monopole, walpole, fishbowl, quality control, ecole, pistole, watering hole, as a whole, south pole, drum roll, ghole, water hole, sausage roll, glycerol, kol, youll, rolle, scole.

Adjectives that are often used to describe scroll:
torah, long, small, little, large, open, ancient, second, sacred, written, single, chinese, sealed, double, horizontal, spiral, illuminated, floral, white, original, precious, third, japanese, continuous, vertical, vine, entire, tiny, unrolled, fatal, beautiful, holy, ornamental, complete, blank, mystic, golden, huge, vitruvian, mysterious, red, famous, rolled, blue, elaborate, foliated, century, prophetic, decorative, endless, parched, yellow, flemish, inscribed, handwritten, strange, inhabited, secret, lotus, carved, bloody, like, biblical, greek, classic, egyptian, magic, narrow, hand, called, heavenly, tight, shaped, framed, haughty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective scroll:
work, saw, bar, painting, pattern, paintings, mode, bars, ornament, motif, design, attractors, handle, sawers, patterns, attractor, form, back, picture, down, top, sawing, works, window, decoration, moulding, case, wheel, book, motifs, feet, guard, border, pediment, wrappers, version, command, format, lock, frieze, iron, handles, pictures, theater, head, foot, eden, couch, button, shape, clocks, brackets, carvings, ball, foliage, reading, shaped, sawer, theme, designs, key, box, pediments, staff, painters, chua, band, centrifuge, bracket, play, irons, molding, translation.

Consonant match to scroll:
scrawl, scroyle.

Words that sound like scroll:
scroll, scrawl, scrool, scurrile, scrolls, skoal, skol, scrolled, skirl, skole, scrow, scole, scroller, scol, scro, sgro, escroll, school, skill, skull, scale, scratch, squirrel, screw, stroll, surreal, squeal, screech, scowl, scurry, squall, scool, scree, screwy, scull, skil, cyril, skool, sorrel, strole, scry, scrawled, scray, squill, scrote, scal, sacral, sorel, scrawls, schell, so real, scra, skell, scall, scritch, sorrell, skel, sural, skal, scru, saurel, scraw, serle, skall, scrawler, skeel, skurry, serail, seral, skreigh, squawl, scul, ceryl, strohl, cyrille, squail, skriech, skule, screy, scri, scrie, screw eye, scrooch, skulle, soral, scrawly, ceryle, scriech, egg roll, acral, acryl, escrow, croll, ciro, cko, cirl, escarole, cerro, cirro, eskrow.