ross1 (ros)

[ rind, peel, scale (usually of that which falls off of itself), = Dan. ros, shavings, chips; prob. connected with Norw. ros, f., a fall, landslide, etc., ro 1 (ros), v. t. [ (bark) for boiling, etc. ro 2 (ros), n. [ land; rosland. IMG:content-2488.png:[blocks in formation] In E ex, moory land is thought to be the most proper; that which I have observed to be the best soil is a ro ely top, and a brick earthy bottom. Mortimer , Husbandry. ro et (ros'et), n. Same as rou ette . Ro Herald. One of the six heralds of the Scottish Heralds' College.