The phrase "air roller" is not a standard or widely recognized term in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as describing a device or tool related to air movement or pressure, but clarity would depend on the surrounding context.
Example: "The air roller was essential for evenly distributing the paint on the surface."
Alternatives: "air compressor" or "air blower".
A block east of the subway's Ninety-sixth Street entrance is a storied open-air roller-hockey rink, site of dimly remembered rumbles, and, past that, a busy F.D.R. Drive interchange, the former stomping grounds of the infamous squeegee men, the windshield entrepreneurs who were run off by Rudy Giuliani when he was living a half-dozen blocks south, at Gracie Mansion.
Here are some of the other entries: HONDA AIR Part roller-coaster, part wing suit for skydiving, this entry from the Honda Advanced Design Studio in Pasadena, Calif., was said to weigh, hypothetically, less than 800 pounds.
Family photos -- like one of Hepburn lying on a gravel path, toes in the air and rollers in her hair, as she takes a snapshot of the family Yorkie -- heighten this book's self-evident allure.
Make another air-powered roller coaster.
Make an air-powered roller coaster.
As an alternative, extend your entire leg into the air and roll over the roller.
Founded conair with parents 1959 using $100 investment and hot-air hair rollers invention after dropping out of college.
This paper investigates the effects of various pozzolans on the fresh and hardened performance of non-air-entraining, roller-compacted concrete pavement.
While the music played, Brian Wainwright, top right, took to the air in a roller skating match on a ramp that had been set up for competition and demonstrations in roller skating, in-line skating, skateboarding and BMX bicycles.
Influences of three operation variables, namely coal type, air rate and roller load pressure on the classifier performance were investigated.
