roof

Converse of object

• thatch: The prices for the thatched roofs do not include the picnic tables.
• corrugate: Some breeders prefer to have the entire flight covered with a plastic corrugated roof.
• tile: Eight oak pillars support a roof tiled with stone slates.
• vault: It retains a vaulted stone roof on transverse ribs that spring out of the side walls, part of the original 17thC structure.

Adjective modifier

• pitched: Basil Champneys originally designed a pitched roof for the Library.
• hipped: However in parts of southern Ulster there remain both hipped and half-hipped roofs, although hipped roofs are in the minority.
• sloping: Many homes have a sloping roof which could be paneled - less environmentally intrusive than wind turbines.
• flat: A dome roof light can be inserted in the flat roof to give extra light to the stair well.
• pyramidal: Constructed in brick with stone floors, it consisted of a wide nave and square west tower with a pyramidal roof.
• leaky: Damp gets in through a leaky roof, destroying decorations and weakening the structure.

Modifies a noun

• terrace: Running over The Empress ' back is a roof terrace which looks out toward the Mediterranean.
• tile: A small piece of clay roof tile was also found.
• truss: The side roof trusses are supported at the bottom of the post member by joist hangers in the compartment wall.
• rack: In the end we totally broke the roof rack with the weight of the tree.

Noun used with modifier

• slate: It has only just been repaired with a new slate roof.
• nave: East wall: apex of nave roof up to middle of second stage, with slit window just above.
• pantile: Ample parking and turning on the lengthy tarmac drive, which leads to a large detached brick garage with pantile roof.
• thatch: The airport, comprised of open-air pavilions with thatch roofs, is very charming.
• clay: A small piece of clay roof tile was also found.
• chancel: Chancel roof consists of sheets of lead on concrete.