What is another word for snap roll?
Pronunciation: [snˈap ɹˈə͡ʊl] (IPA) 
A snap roll is a maneuver in which an airplane rolls sharply and quickly in one direction, with an immediate and deliberate counter roll in the opposite direction. Synonyms for snap roll include "flick roll," "whip roll," and "pop roll." These maneuvers are often performed at air shows or during aerobatic competitions to showcase the pilot's skills and the aircraft's capabilities. Some of the variations of snap rolls are the "slow roll," "barrel roll," and "immelmann turn." Proper execution of snap rolls requires precise control of the aircraft, as well as a thorough understanding of aerodynamics, making them a true test of a pilot's abilities.
