rod holder

A rod-fisher. "They thus decrease the rental of waters either from net or rod- holders ." - Ca ell's Technical Educator , pt. xii., p. 356. rod-iron, s. Rolled, round iron for nails, fencing, . *rod-knights, s. pl . Servitors who held their land by serving their lords on horseback. ( Cowel .) rod-planer, s. A special machine-tool for planing locomotive connecting-rods, guide-bars, and similar work. rod-dỹ, a. [English rod; -y.] Full of rods or twigs. rõde, pret. of v. [RIDE, ν.] *rōde (1), s . [RAID.] *rōde (2), s . [ROOD.] ræmeri a