Definition of "rolling-pin" [roll•ing-pin]

• Alternative spelling of rolling pin. (noun)

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• "She was a short, round-faced stout woman of forty-seven with rolling-pin arms and thick-fingered hands."
• "I could hear her go at the chunk of dough with the rolling-pin, thinking rather the dough than the backs of my legs."
• "Ever since the recent BBC television hit The Great British Bake Off there's a clue in the title, guys, revealed that it takes virtually one's yearly consumption of butter and a week of rolling-pin action to make a tiny scrap of breakfast that isn't even a bacon sandwich, the charm of these overrated buns has been lost on me."