Definition

A person who participates in the sport of logrolling, which involves balancing on a floating log while trying to knock an opponent off.

Example

The logroller skillfully balanced on the log, trying to outmaneuver his opponent.

Conversation

Did you see that logroller competition on TV last night?

Yeah, it was so exciting! I can't believe how skilled they are.

I know, right? I would totally fall off if I tried to logroller.

Same here! But it looks like a lot of fun.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Logroller → The word is formed from "log" (from Old English *logg*, meaning a piece of wood) and "roller" (from the verb "roll", meaning to move by turning over and over). A logroller is someone who rolls logs, often in a competitive context, typically on water.

Memory Tip

Think of someone moving a 'piece of wood' ('log') by 'rolling' it — that's what a logroller does.

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