Hum and Roll

Hum

Hum verb - To be copiously supplied.

Roll and hum are semantically related In some cases you can use "Roll" instead a verb "Hum".

Roll

Roll verb - To form into a round compact mass.

Hum and roll are semantically related in thunder topic. Sometimes you can use "Hum" instead a verb "Roll".

Nearby Words: rolled, rolling, roller, rollback, rollover

How words are described

high high hum high roll
low low hum low roll
regular regular hum regular roll

Common collocations

people hum people roll people
way hum way roll way
words hum words roll words
bars hum bars roll bars
Other words: eyes, numbers.

Both words in one sentence

  • Despite the un-hum-ability of Frank's songs, the main recurring tune of Merrily We Roll Along is rather catchy, at any tempo.
  • The Stephen Sondheim musical Merrily We Roll Along features a Broadway producer who dismisses a certain song as not having "a tune you can hum," which Sondheim himself has heard once or twice during his career.
    Source: Straw Critic
  • In Merrily We Roll Along, Joe Josephson rejects a Franklin Shepard score on the grounds that "there's not a tune you can hum," adding, "I'll let you know when Stravinsky has a hit." The Igor Stravinsky comparison was made by George Abbott when he turned down the offer to produce West Side Story.
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