1. past tense of logroll: to engage in the practice of trading votes or favors, especially in politics
Usage: political context
2. past tense of logroll: to roll logs, especially as a lumberjack sport or work activity
Usage: lumbering context

Examples

• The senators logrolled to pass both infrastructure bills.
• Politicians often logrolled to get their pet projects approved.
• The lumberjacks logrolled the timber down to the river.
• He logrolled the heavy logs into position for transport.
• The representatives logrolled their votes on the budget amendments.
• Workers logrolled the fallen trees away from the trail.