Rood

rGOd, v. the fourth part of an acre, or forty perches, so called from the tod used in measuring a figure of Christ’s cro , and often of the crucifix, in R. Cadi, churches. [Same as Rod.] Roof, 5bf, n. the top covering of a house or building a vault or arch, or the inner side of it: a house or dwelling. v.t. to cover with a roof to shelter. [A.S. hrof Dut. roe/.] Roofing, rGof hng, covering with a roof materials for a roof the roof itself. RoofidBS, rtJOf'les, adj without a roof having no house or home unsheltered. ftr mi, hfcr mine Rose-window