rooved

adj

1. (form-of, not-comparable, uncommon)Uncommon form of roofed.

   “From in front of our bungalow we can look across a shallow valley to the white-washed and tin-rooved houses in Akropong.”

   “Just along Hampton Way at Hinckley Wood is the Queens Pavilion, a complex of conical-rooved buildings where you will find magnificent international food and an excellent selection of wines.”

   “Only two years before a visitor had commented on the ‘picturesque and pleasing effects’ of the ‘lofty cocoanut trees, on the shingle-rooved houses, standing on mahogany pillars some ten feet above the ground’, though a more critical observer thought they looked as if stranded by a receding ebb-tide; […]”

   “The town itself is one of flat-rooved houses, stretched resources and economic decay.”

   “The thatched-rooved, mud houses were set on fire during clashes in Deopar village after a 48-hour lull in the fighting.”