roach in Irish
roach in Irish is róiste — roach means a small freshwater fish related to carp, common in European rivers and lakes.
roach in Irish
róiste
A common roach (Rutilus rutilus)
What does "roach" mean?
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noun A small freshwater fish related to carp, common in European rivers and lakes.
"He spent the afternoon fishing for roach off the canal bank."
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noun Slang for a cockroach.
"She screamed when a roach scuttled across the kitchen floor."
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noun The small cardboard filter, or the leftover butt, of a rolled cigarette or joint.
"He rolled a bit of the cigarette packet into a roach for the joint."
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roach in a sentence
- He spent the afternoon fishing for roach off the canal bank.
- She screamed when a roach scuttled across the kitchen floor.
- He rolled a bit of the cigarette packet into a roach for the joint.
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What is "roach" in Irish?
"roach" in Irish is róiste. roach means: A small freshwater fish related to carp, common in European rivers and lakes.
How do you use "roach" in a sentence?
Example: "He spent the afternoon fishing for roach off the canal bank." In Irish, "roach" is róiste.
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