Rods is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RODS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROD, to clear a drain with a long slender pole
NOUN:
• a thin straight bar, especially of wood or metal
• a wand or staff as a symbol of office, authority, or power
• a slender straight stick or shoot growing on or cut from a tree or bush
• a stick used for caning or flogging
• the use of a stick as punishment
• a fishing rod
• an angler
• a pistol or revolver.
• a light-sensitive cell of one of the two types present in large numbers in the retina of the eye, responsible mainly for monochrome vision in poor light.
• a man's penis.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a rod (a straight, slender piece of material)

Words related to RODS

rod4 rodded9 rodding10

Words that contain RODS

brods8 prods8 trods6 sarods7 scrods9 sprods9 emerods10 hotrods11 nimrods10 ramrods10 rodsman10 rodsmen10 rodster8 schrods13 tierods8 dambrods14 pushrods14 rodsters9 smorbrods14 witherods16 flatbrods15 goldenrods13 smorrebrods16

How to use RODS in a sentence

• He had ran a few rods when Spalding let drive at him, as he confessed, at random.
• We were forty rods distant, and the animal, whatever it was, had no suspicion of danger.
• The length of the side rods is the distance from the centre line of the beam when level, to the centre of the cross head when the piston is at half stroke.
• The station at which the tram would stop was not a dozen rods from the hotel.
• To secure a continuance of fruit, cut out some of the old rods each year as soon as the leaves fall, and train young shoots in their places.
• The projecting hooked rods seem as if they are connected by a spring in each case.
• The rods and staves are frequently changed from hand to hand, and I thought it would be a lucky job if I could get one for a little, to enable me to change my position.
• And be careful of my rods when you take the grips off.
• The Colonel had pitched his tent in a snug retreat several rods back from the water.
• There were at least a dozen rods between the two ends.
• In a revolution the primary principle is to exercise a control over the evil which cannot be prevented and to attract the lightning by rods which shall lead it to the earth.
• Most beads in the collection are round or oval, a few are cylindrical having been cut from colored glass rods.
• The trail usually ran near the railroad, and that night we camped within three or four rods of it.
• The sight was sad enough, but it was rendered tenfold more so by the figure of the driver, only a few rods distant.
• New shelves and rods were provided, but the old chains were used again.
• A moment later, and not two rods behind her, came forth a figure which the boys instantly recognized as a mountain lion.
• In a quarter of an hour the deck resembled the primeval chaos, being covered with bent and broken iron rods, iron plates riddled with shot, and woodwork torn to splinters.
• This stood west of the fort, between the pickets and the river, and distant about twenty rods from the former.
• Twenty rods out upon the snow he saw parts of a great skeleton, and a huge pair of antlers.
• The structural wood work is stained in similar fashion, the iron rods, straps, and bolts being painted black.
• The boundary lines, usually starting from some natural object, were measured by rods or chains, running in certain directions as ascertained by the use of the compass.
• Ere the beast even felt the touch of the tree limb under its feet, the brave Chunky was several rods away peering from behind a rock, howling like a Comanche Indian.
• They drive the top part of their rods deep into the water, so as to rake the bottom, and then bring the hook out with a jerk.
• Look around, and a few rods off you will see three or four expert hands turning the large sheets of the prepared metal into shape.
• The accident happened but a few rods from the sleeping herd, which instantly came to their feet as one steer, and were off like a flash.
• After a little two small rods, one of silver and one of gold, which were lying near the head of the lady, attracted his eyes.
• I had ridden but a few rods when a musket-ball passed through the neck of this, my second horse, but, to my surprise, he did not fall immediately.

Similar words containing ROD without suffix s

rod4 brod7 prod7 rode5 trod5 brods8 erode6 grody10 prods8 roded7 rodeo6 rodes6 sarod6 scrod8 sprod8 trode6 trods6 betrod9 corody12 emerod9 eroded8 erodes7 hotrod10 nimrod9 parody12 ramrod9 retrod7 rodded9 rodent7 rodeos7 roding8 rodman9 rodmen9 rodney10 sarode7 sarods7 schrod12 scrods9 sprods9 strode7 trodes7 untrod7 tierod7 brodded12 broddle11 brodkin14 corrode10 corrody13 dambrod13 emerods10 erodent8 eroding9 erodium10 grodier9 hagrode12 hotrods11 joyrode18 nimrods10 outrode8 parodic12 parodoi10 parodos10 prodded12 prodder11 prodigy14 prodrug11 produce12 product12 pushrod13 ramrods10 rodding10 rodents8 rodeoed9 rodeway14 rodings9 rodless8 rodlike12 rodneys11 rodsman10 rodsmen10 rodster8 sarodes8 schrods13 strodle8 tetrode8 trodden9 urodele8 tierods8 acrodont11 aerodart9 aeroduct11 aerodyne12 bestrode11 brodding13 broddled13 broddles12 brodekin15 brodkins15 centrode11 corodies11 Show more ...

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