To bend something into a cylindrical or semi-circular shape; to curl up.

To sweep off or carry away with great force; to involve or pull someone into a situation.

Something rolled into a cylinder, such as a scroll, cigarette, or snack.

Used for things that are rolled up, such as rolls of paper, spools, or bedding

a book; a volume; a chapter or section of a book; a scroll

an examination paper; a test sheet

A type of multi-layered steamed wheaten food made by rolling dough, such as flower rolls

To take something away and keep it for oneself, especially money; to make off with

(Of a blade) to become curled, notched, or blunt through use

(bound form) an official file; a dossier; archive documents

measure word for books, paintings, or scrolls

(bound form) curly; curved; wavy hair

a Chinese surname

(literary) beautiful; good-looking