Rollover (noun)

1. An act of rolling something, such as a vehicle, over onto its side or roof.
2. A transfer of funds from one investment to another.
3. An option in a computer program or user interface allowing a user to initiate a new action or start again.

Origin:

The origin of the word 'rollover' is uncertain.

Examples:

1. The car had a rollover accident and landed on its roof.
2. The employee chose to do a 401(k) rollover into a new investment account.
3. The software had a rollover feature to restart the program from the beginning.
4. The truck driver managed to avoid a rollover by slowing down on the curved road.
5. The employee was eligible for a pension plan rollover after leaving the company.