roulade

 
Pronunciation: /ruːˈlɑːd/

noun

  • 1a dish cooked or served in the form of a roll, typically made from a flat piece of meat, fish, or sponge, spread with a soft filling and rolled up into a spiral.
  • 2a florid passage of runs in classical music for a solo virtuoso, especially one sung to one syllable: Mozart’s Constanze sings her defiance in proudly beautiful roulades

Origin:

French, from rouler 'to roll'