rollover

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Synonyms: roll over, roll-over, follower, roller, holdover, boylover, nonlover, boilover, tolliver, pullover, allover

Antonyms: roll over, roll-over, follower, roller, holdover, boylover, nonlover, boilover, tolliver, pullover, allover

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Noun

The process of [[increment]]ing, especially back to an initial value.
{{lb|en|automotive}} A [[road]] [[traffic]] [[accident]] in which a [[vehicle]] [[overturn]]s.
{{lb|en|GUI|mostly|web design}} A [[graphic]] [[element]] that changes its appearance when the [[cursor]] moves over it.
{{lb|en|computing}} A [[keyboard]] [[feature]] where each [[key]] is [[scan]]ned independently, so that multiple simultaneous keypresses always register correctly.
{{lb|en|firefighting}} The [[sudden]] [[ignition]] of [[flammable]] [[gas]]es (produced by [[pyrolysis]] in an [[oxygen]]-[[poor]] environment) near the [[ceiling]] of a [[room]] or other [[enclosed]] [[space]].
{{lb|en|finance}} The [[reinvestment]] of [[fund]]s in a new [[issue]] of the same or similar [[investment]].
{{lb|en|finance}} A [[fee]] paid by a [[borrower]] in order to [[defer]] full [[repayment]] of a [[loan]].
{{lb|en|US|marketing}} A transfer of unused mobile service provider’s (minutes/etc) to carry over and be added to the service plan for future use.
{{lb|en|British}} In the National or European lottery, the situation in which a [[jackpot]] that has not been [[won]] is [[carried]] [[over]] to the next [[week]].
{{lb|en|pinball}} A [[target]] on the [[pinball]] table that is [[activate]]d when the [[ball]] rolls over it.

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