1. The fourth part of an acre; a measure of 1210 yards; a figure of the cross, and generally of the cruelfix.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rowd,
• brord,
• fooid,
• robd,
• roon,
• perood,
• frowd,
• rownd,
• rocord,
• roud,
• knood,
• rooled,
• droor,
• raoid,
• froad,
• foodi,
• raod,
• tood,
• roard,
• roo

• root,
• rowdy,
• Roddy,
• rot,
• rota,
• roadway,
• ROTT,
• Rodd,
• rodda,
• rod,
• Rodi,
• road,
• Roda,
• rout,
• rote,
• roth,
• rodeo,
• rohde,
• Rode.

The adjective form of the word "rood" is "roodish".

The plural of the "rood" can be the "roods".

The singular of the "rood" can be the "rood".