Definitions for "roll over"
Keywords:  reinvest, issuance, ira, renew, matures
to renew a loan when it matures, to delay paying it back.
A loan in which the borrower has the option to renew the loan upon maturity.
The paying off of existing debt, usually debt about to mature, through the issuance of new debt. Can also refer to the rolling over of an investment, such as a certificate of deposit at maturity, to another investment.
Keywords:  reroll, apathy, budgetary, ask, dice
What many consumers do when dealing with credit bureaus or collection agencies, giving up without a fight. Also used to describe the apathy displayed by most Americans when asked about their input in the law making/enforcement process or budgetary responsibility of congress.
Players have a single opportunity per game to reroll one's own dice, or to ask for a reroll of one's opponent's dice.
Keywords:  sep, inclusive, farther, unused, corn
Moving from one delivery month in a futures contract to a delivery month farther away, such as a holder of long July corn offsetting that position and buying a Sep contract. Usually done on the same order and executed at the same time.
The phrase given to describe the process of carrying unused inclusive minutes etc from one month to the next.
Keywords:  negociate, eid, dog, conversion, over
A term used to indicate an automatic action. If no change of the computing ID is required during the conversion to the eID, no action will be required on the individual's part. The computing ID will automatically roll over (become) the eID.
make a rolling motion or turn; "The dog rolled over"
negociate to repay a loan at a later date for an additional fee; "roll over a loan"
Keywords:  punch, blanking, die, piercing, yields
The area of material next to the penetrating edge of a piercing punch, or die edge of the blanking station, where the material yields, i.e. flows in the direction of the applied force, creating a rounded edge. Also known as pull down.
Rollover refers to the interest traders may earn or be charged daily, for positions...
Is the changing of futures when they expire to the new contract.