roost (2), roust (2)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 22
[ROUST.] roost, v. i. [ROOST, s.] 1. To occupy a roost, to sleep on a roost. "The peacock in the broad ash-tree Aloft is roosted for the night." Words worth: White Doe, iv. 2. To sleep, to lodge, to settle. ( Colloq .) roost-cock, s. The common domestic cock. rooster, s . [Eng. roost, v.; -er.] The male of the domestic fowl, a cock.
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