Definition of rodding in English:

rodding

noun ˈrɒdɪŋ

Scottish rare

In plural Frogspawn.

noun ˈrɒdɪŋ

1Rods (especially metal rods) collectively; an arrangement of rods.
2The action or process of pushing a rod or rods through a duct, drain, or pipe, especially in order to clear it.
3Geology. A linear structure in metamorphic rocks characterized by the arrangement of grains of a constituent mineral, especially quartz, in parallel rods.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From rud + -ing
early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from rod + -ing, and partly from rod + -ing.

Definition of rodding in US English:

rodding

nounˈrɒdɪŋ

Scottish rare

In plural Frogspawn.

nounˈrɒdɪŋ

1Rods (especially metal rods) collectively; an arrangement of rods.
2The action or process of pushing a rod or rods through a duct, drain, or pipe, especially in order to clear it.
3Geology. A linear structure in metamorphic rocks characterized by the arrangement of grains of a constituent mineral, especially quartz, in parallel rods.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From rud + -ing<br>early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from rod + -ing, and partly from rod + -ing.

词汇	rodding
释义	Definition of rodding in English: rodding noun ˈrɒdɪŋ Scottish rare In plural Frogspawn. noun ˈrɒdɪŋ 1Rods (especially metal rods) collectively; an arrangement of rods. 2The action or process of pushing a rod or rods through a duct, drain, or pipe, especially in order to clear it. 3Geology. A linear structure in metamorphic rocks characterized by the arrangement of grains of a constituent mineral, especially quartz, in parallel rods. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From rud + -ing early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from rod + -ing, and partly from rod + -ing. Definition of rodding in US English: rodding nounˈrɒdɪŋ Scottish rare In plural Frogspawn. nounˈrɒdɪŋ 1Rods (especially metal rods) collectively; an arrangement of rods. 2The action or process of pushing a rod or rods through a duct, drain, or pipe, especially in order to clear it. 3Geology. A linear structure in metamorphic rocks characterized by the arrangement of grains of a constituent mineral, especially quartz, in parallel rods. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From rud + -ing<br>early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from rod + -ing, and partly from rod + -ing.
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