saddle roof (sadlrof)

A roof having two gables. Sometimes termed packsaddle - roof and saddle - back roof. saddler-sergeant (sad'lėr-sär"jent), n. A sergeant in the cavalry who has charge of the saddlers: in the United States a non-commi ioned staff-officer of a cavalry regiment. saddle-rug (sad'l-rug), n. of carpeting. A saddle-cloth made saddlery (sad'lėr-i), n. [ T. Hughes , Tom Brown at Oxford, II. xxv. Above all, it is nece ary to still further increase the reserve of mules and the reserve of horses, with all the nece ary saddlery , harne , and carts, and to provide the whole army with the latest weapons. Sir C. W. Dilke , Probs. of Greater Britain, iv. 1. saddle sealing (sad'l-sē"ling), n. The pursuit or capture of the saddle-backed seal. See saddle, 3 (g) ( 3 ). The majority of the ve els, after prosecuting the saddle sealing at Newfoundland or Green land, proceed direct to Disco, where they usually arrive early in May. Encyc. Brit ., XXIV. 527.