1. to roll out or unroll something; to extend by rolling
Usage: transitive; less common
2. to surpass or exceed in rolling or in a rolling motion
Usage: transitive; rare

Examples

• The worker began to outroll the carpet across the floor.
• She outrolled the dough to make it thinner.
• The barrel seemed to outroll all the others down the hill.
• He carefully outrolled the ancient scroll to examine it.
• The machine can outroll fabric at an impressive speed.