rodded

[ rod-id ]

adjective

1. made of or fitted with rods.

Other Words From

• un·rodded adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of rodded¹

First recorded in 1555–65; rod + -ed ³

Example Sentences

According to Healy, the studio was “hot rodded” with a state-of-the-art recording console that pushed the Dead into a new era of high-quality audio.

From Los Angeles Times

“Plumbing’s all right actually, I quite like that. I’ve rodded some drains and unblocked things. You get used to that smell.”

From Reuters

Nid oes yng Ngwynedd heddiw, Na lloer, na llewyrch, na lliw, Er pan rodded—trwydded trwch— Dan lawr dygn dyn loer degwch.

From Project Gutenberg

"And then she will return with him to India, I take it" She rodded.

From Project Gutenberg

How far from us is the good old God of the best parts of the Bible, who held out one ear for the prayers of his good children, and one hand, well rodded, for the backs of the naughty ones.

From Project Gutenberg