rosser
/ˈrɒsə/Chiefly North American
noun
Any of various machines or devices for removing the outer layer of bark from a log or tree.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Annual Reports Commissioner of Patents 1870. From ross + -er.
- open field
- open-field system
- open fire
- open flame
- open floor
- open-frame
- open gaited
- open go
- open goal
- open-grown
- open-handed
- open-handedly
- open-handedness
- open harmony
- open-headed
- open heart
- open-hearted
- open-heartedly
- open-heartedness
- go-no-farther
- go-no-further
- go-no-go
- gonolek
- go non-linear
- gonorrhea