Associations to the word «Roost»
Noun
- Female
- Pair
- Tent
- Trunk
- Fruit
- Male
- Forest
- Marsh
- Morning
- Vampire
- Thousand
- Winter
- Shelter
- Evening
- Indiana
- Quail
- Leaf
- Ground
- Night
- Bush
- Fox
- Aggregation
- Group
- Rafter
- Starling
- Mangrove
- Building
- Sonny
- Adult
- Conserve
- Sleep
- Palo
- Gull
- Rocky
- Tern
- Rooster
- Saxophonist
- Hickory
- Harrier
- Cypress
- Lesser
- Speck
- Poultry
- Burrow
- Harem
- Gap
- Mite
- Verde
- Accumulation
- Behaviour
- Bassett
- Cassidy
- Eucalyptus
- Sparrow
- Barn
- Churchill
- Cling
- Pup
- Wildlife
- Nectar
- Goose
- Pesticide
- Nursery
- Tough
- Quincy
- Palm
- Herring
- Colbert
- Magpie
- Thrush
- Fence
- Outcrop
- Parrot
Wiktionary
ROOST, noun. The place where a bird sleeps (usually its nest or a branch).
ROOST, noun. A group of birds roosting together.
ROOST, verb. (of birds) sleep.
ROOST, verb. To come back home
ROOST, noun. (UK) (Shetland and Orkney) A tidal race.
ROOST, verb. Alternative form of roust
Dictionary definition
ROOST, noun. A shelter with perches for fowl or other birds.
ROOST, noun. A perch on which domestic fowl rest or sleep.
ROOST, verb. Sit, as on a branch; "The birds perched high in the tree".
ROOST, verb. Settle down or stay, as if on a roost.
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