1. Form a cylinder by rolling
   "roll up a banner";
   - wrap up
    
2. Get or gather together (a large number of something)
   "She rolled up a small fortune";
   - collect, accumulate, pile up, amass, compile, hoard
    
3. Make into a bundle
   "She rolled up the poster for transport";
   - bundle, bundle up
    
4. Close (a car window) by causing it to move up, as with a handle
   "she rolled up the window when it started to rain"
    
5. Arrive in a vehicle
   "The limousine rolled up to the red carpet"
    
6. Show certain properties when being rolled
   "The carpet rolls up unevenly";
   - roll

1. [informal] A cigarette made by rolling tobacco in paper
   "He took out his tobacco pouch to make a roll-up";
   - roll-your-own [informal]
    
2. [Austral, informal] The act of arriving or gathering
   "There was a good roll-up at the community meeting"
    
3. (computing) consolidation of multiple records or data points into a single summary record
   "The database performs a daily roll-up of transaction data"

Derived forms: roll-ups, rolled up, rolls up, rolling up

See also: wind[2]

Type of: arrive, change, change surface, close, come, get, hive away, lay in, pack, put in, salt away, shut, stack away, stash away, store

Antonym: unfurl

Encyclopedia: Roll up