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rodd
rod
noun
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rod
[
countable
]
1
TBC
a long thin pole or bar
steel/iron/wooden etc rod
The walls are reinforced with steel rods.
a measuring rod
2
DSO
DLO
a long thin pole used with a line and hook for catching fish
[=
fishing rod
]
➔
hot rod
,
lightning rod
➔ rule somebody/something with a rod of iron
at
rule
2
(
5
)
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