What is "rolled up"

Usage examples of "rolled up".

The sides of the tent were rolled up, it had been a very warm day, and he could see Arnwheet already asleep on the skins.

The first morning after the roll-call in the armory, as Walter Blunt, the head bachelor, rolled up the slip of parchment, and the temporary silence burst forth into redoubled noise and confusion, each lad arming himself from a row of racks that stood along the wall, he beckoned Myles to him.

Marijuana was one form of protest, alternative, and escape (all rolled up into a cigarette called a roach or joint).

He carefully rolled up his note of instructions, stood for a few minutes vacantly regarding the amusements which had hitherto engaged so little of his attention, and then, turning, he proceeded through the pine-grove on his way back.

Holgrave gazed at her, as he rolled up his manuscript and recognized an incipient stage of that curious psychological condition, which, as he had himself told Phoebe, he possessed more than an ordinary faculty of producing.

Remembering his instructions, the Emperor hastily rolled up the parchment and followed her example.

Of their eight tentacles, six were elongated, and stretched out floating on the water, while the other two, rolled up flat, were spread to the wind like a light sail.

I pressed the button that rolled up the wall, revealing the adjoining workshop.

They finished any overrun braves who somehow arose after the shock wave had struck, and their wings rolled up the flanks of the Dkota facing the east and west walls.

He aimed a towel at it, rolled up into a ball -- but did not throw it.