Rolled

Rolled is the past participle of roll, and used as an adjective to describe something that has been flattened, coiled, or wrapped by a rolling action. It can also modify substances that have been formed by rolling, such as metal sheet or dough.

Rolled oats are oats that have been steamed and then flattened between rollers, used in cereals and baking. In pastry and cooking, rolled dough or rolled pastries are sheets or layers that are rolled to create cylinders or layers—examples include Swiss rolls and roulades; rolled sushi refers to ingredients wrapped in nori or rice.

In manufacturing, rolling is a metalworking process that reduces thickness and shapes metal by passing it between rotating rollers. Materials produced by rolling include rolled steel, aluminum, and other metal products; variations include hot rolling and cold rolling. The term also appears in rolled glass or paper when products are produced by rolling molten glass or by rolling paper onto rolls for processing.

In linguistics, rolled describes a trill or vibrant consonant such as the rolled r. In sports and medicine, a rolled ankle or rolled knee denotes an injury where the joint is twisted. In textiles, a rolled hem is a finishing edge formed by rolling the fabric's edge and stitching.