Built with couples or rafters, roofed. Obsolete. (See couple, n. 8.)

Covered or roofed with thatch.

covered or roofed with stone (obsolete or dialect).

Instrumental, as slate-floored, slate-formed, slate-hung, slate-pointed, slate-roofed, slate-spired, slate-strewn; slate-thatcher.

Instrumental, as slate-floored, slate-formed, slate-hung, slate-pointed, slate-roofed, slate-spired, slate-strewn; slate-thatcher.

Roofed with or composed of rafters; spec. (of a room or ceiling) having exposed rafters.

Of a building: having rafters (of a specified kind). Cf. raft, n.1 1. Obsolete. rare.

roofing consisting of broom or brushwood laid across the rafters; also attributive; hence stob-thatched adj.

Thatched with reed.

having a hip roof.

having a span-roof.

Architecture. Of a tower, roof, etc.: having or forming a saddleback (saddleback, n. 4).

Abounding in thatch; like thatch. Also in combinations.

having a roof resembling a tortoiseshell.

Having or provided with a mansard roof; designating a mansard roof.

Building. Of a roof: having a single uniformly sloping surface. Of a building: having such a roof.