scroll
scroll Lexical Profile
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• verb
To move displayed text, images, or webpages across a computer or device screen in order to view different parts of them.
"She scrolled through her news feed for an hour without stopping to read any articles in detail."
To roll or unroll something in the manner of a flexible sheet of paper or parchment.
"He carefully scrolled the fragile map tightly to fit it back into its protective leather case."
• noun
A roll of parchment, paper, or papyrus, typically containing writing or artwork.
"The archaeologist discovered an ancient scroll hidden deep within the desert cave."
The continuous automated or manual movement of digital content on a screen.
"The social media application is designed with an infinite scroll to keep users engaged for longer periods."
An ornamental design or carving resembling a loosely rolled piece of paper, often used in architecture, metallurgy, or furniture design.
"The ornate wooden headboard featured intricate scrolls and floral motifs."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Middle English 'scrowe' (a list or roll), from Old French 'escroe' meaning a piece of parchment or scrap, likely of Germanic origin. The spelling was altered by association with the word 'roll'.
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