Roller
Roller noun - A mechanical device consisting of a cylindrical tube around which the hair is wound to curl it.
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Sign and roller are semantically related. in current topic. In some cases you can use "Sign" instead a noun "Roller".
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Final Destination 3: The roller coaster "Devil's Flight" breaks and kills a bunch of people, and everything else in the park is a "sign" of the cast's impending death.
Source: Amusement Park of Doom -
In the early 1980s, a 12-year-old boy visiting Six Flags Over Georgia boarded a car on the roller coaster The Great American Scream Machine and flagrantly disobeyed a sign and verbal instructions telling riders to keep their arms in the car, holding the bar in front.
Source: Can't You Read the Sign? -
Numbuh One is struggling with them on a roller coaster at a condemned, toilet-themed theme park (which gives you a good reason why the place was condemned), which climaxes when they pass under a sign that reads "Now Entering New Jersey", and the five villains plummet into a giant toilet.
Source: Place Worse Than Death
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