Rod ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Rod ( noun )

1. A thin straight bar, especially of metal or wood.
2. A stick or wand for punishing, guiding, or striking.
3. A unit of length equal to 5 1/2 yards (5.03 meters).

Origin:

Middle english, from old english rodd; akin to old high german rôt rod.

Examples:

1. He used a rod to measure the distance.
2. The magician pulled a rabbit out of a hat with a flick of his rod.
3. A fishing rod is used to catch fish.
4. The rod was 6 meters long.
5. She used a rod to stir the soup.

(As a verb)

Rod ( verb )

1. A thin straight bar, especially of metal or wood.
2. A stick or wand for punishing, guiding, or striking.
3. A unit of length equal to 5 1/2 yards (5.03 meters).

Origin:

Middle english, from old english rodd; akin to old high german rôt rod.

Examples:

1. He used a rod to measure the distance.
2. The magician pulled a rabbit out of a hat with a flick of his rod.
3. A fishing rod is used to catch fish.
4. The rod was 6 meters long.
5. She used a rod to stir the soup.