hod
a portable trough for carrying mortar, bricks, etc., fixed crosswise on top of a pole and carried on the shoulder.
a coal scuttle.
Origin of hod
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How to use hod in a sentence
As a broadcast journalist himself, Itay hod loved the ‘Today’ show.
‘Good Morning America’ vs. ‘Today’: Why I’ve Switched | Itay Hod | October 9, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTItay hod attends a ceremony that left not a dry eye in the house.
He tells Itay hod about his nightly drag transformation and his tabloid feud with Mario Lopez.
In the half-burnt artists' village of Ein hod, it consumed houses and works of art, but thankfully no lives.
Itay hod on the stunningly lucrative spectacle that had cash-strapped mayors going to the mat.
I speired at her whaur she had hod it, but she juist said, 'What would I be doin' hoddin't'?'
A Window in Thrums | J. M. BarrieHe kent 'at if she'd hod it, the kitchen maun be the place, but he thocht she'd gi'en it to me to hod.
A Window in Thrums | J. M. BarrieSo she had to go down cellar and bring up as much as she could in the hod.
Pages for Laughing Eyes | UnknownBroadcloth is wiser, just as a skilled workman is wiser than a hod carrier.
The Diamond Coterie | Lawrence L. LynchFanny opened the coal-hod, intending to put fresh coals on the dying fire; but, to her distress, found that the hod was empty.
Betty Vivian | L. T. Meade
British Dictionary definitions for hod
/ (hɒd) /
an open metal or plastic box fitted with a handle, for carrying bricks, mortar, etc
a tall narrow coal scuttle
Origin of hod
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