rodge Sentence Examples
- The shepherd held his rodge securely, guiding his flock through the treacherous terrain.
- The blacksmith's rodge rang out with a deafening clang as he shaped the hot metal.
- The fisherman cast his rodge into the shimmering waters, hoping to snag a bountiful catch.
- The choir director raised his rodge, and the voices of the singers soared through the vaulted ceiling.
- The rodge of the flagpole creaked and swayed in the gusty wind.
- The farmer used a long rodge to measure the height of his cornstalks.
- The teacher wielded a rodge to point out important details on the chalkboard.
- The conductor waved his rodge with precision, leading the orchestra to a thunderous crescendo.
- The rodge of the walking stick provided the hiker with stability on the uneven path.
- The rodge of the bow twanged with a sharp twang as the archer released his arrow.
rodge Meaning
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rodge (n.)
The gadwall.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rodge
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The gadwall.
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The shepherd held his rodge securely, guiding his flock through the treacherous terrain.
The blacksmith's rodge rang out with a deafening clang as he shaped the hot metal.
The fisherman cast his rodge into the shimmering waters, hoping to snag a bountiful catch.
The choir director raised his rodge, and the voices of the singers soared through the vaulted ceiling.
