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rodded

American  
[rod-id] / ˈrɒd ɪd /

adjective

  1. made of or fitted with rods.


Other Word Forms

  • unrodded adjective

Etymology

Origin of rodded

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

Example Sentences

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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

The lines were rodded in both directions from alternate manholes, thus avoiding uncoupling the rods and allowing every pull to be effective in pushing the mandrel through the ducts.

From Project Gutenberg