sweep off; carry along; whirl

roll; coil; reel; spool

roll up; curl; furl

roll (food); cylindrical-shaped object

embroil; involve; get involved

卷軸

scroll, book, reel

tendril

egg rolls

cigarette | Cant.: 煙仔

raise up a cloud of dust and come back again

stage a comeback; come back with vengeance; high-profile return; make a new start

東山再起

verb; a comeback; bounce back; fight back from previous failure

to be drawn into; to be involved in

curl up

spring roll (sometimes also called egg roll) -- a fried roll featuring a light pastry wrap filled with minced vegetables and (optionally) meat -- also seen written as 春卷

film

tofu skin rolls -- a dim sum (點心) dish featuring a sheet of bean curd skin wrapping a stuffing made of pork and mushrooms and tofu.

to pack up and quit, resign; to get the sack ([粤]: 執包袱)

waterspout (similar to a tornado but over water/sea)

a waterspout

a roller shutter (on storefronts); a rolling gate

noun; roller shutter, gate

poodle

Often used to describe storms such as typhoons, hurricanes, cyclones, blizzards etc. Could also be economical instability, epidemics etc.

tornado | Literally, a dragon stirring up/curling up the wind | Also written as '龍卷風'

noun; cigarette; cigar

steamed rice roll