1. the practice of exchanging favors, especially among politicians who vote for each other’s proposed legislation
Usage: political
2. a sport in which two people stand on a floating log and try to make each other fall off by spinning the log
Usage: sports
3. the rolling of logs down a river or slope, especially as part of the logging industry
Usage: logging industry

Examples

• The senator was accused of logrolling to get his bill passed.
• Political logrolling often results in unnecessary spending on pet projects.
• The lumberjacks competed in logrolling at the county fair.
• She lost her balance during the logrolling competition and fell into the water.
• The logging company organized the logrolling operation to transport timber downstream.
• Logrolling was an essential skill for workers in the lumber industry.
• The two politicians engaged in logrolling to secure votes for their respective bills.