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• v  provide a building with a roof; cover a building with a roof
• a  covered with a roof; having a roof as specified (often used in combination)
  roofed picnic areas
  a slate-roofed house
  palmleaf-roofed huts

• The tin-roofed grocery store had served its middle-class neighborhood for years, so manager Luis Nicastro recognized many of the well-dressed people outside the store as his .
• Eugene Mallon lived like a sun king in the south of France, sharing a tile-roofed farmhouse with his strawberry-blond Swedish wife.
• Today, though, many Modernist homes are available as vacation rentals, including the long, lean, flat-roofed manse that once belonged to the Chairman of the Board himself.

• roof

• roofless

News & Articles

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• Southern California Nevada Conference rolls out the welcome for Synod attendees
  Southern California rolled out the green carpet on the Marina Green, sprinkled it with gourmet food trucks, and roofed it with blue sky. It was a glimpse into the Long Beach life of fun, and hundreds of General Synod 2013 delegates and visitors of all ages relaxed into the afternoon.
  June 30, 2013 - Worldwide Faith News

Quotes

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• Conrad Burns in FOXNews
  So I told my roofer, you better go out and get your help,Burns said. "Or you won't get my house roofed."
• Anthony Kleanthous in Sportinglife.com
  Kleanthous told the Barnet and Potters Bar Times: "It's an understatement to say we're delighted. We plan to start work almost immediately on a £500,000 project to provide a roofed South Stand to replace the old temporary seating, plus part of a...
• Mikael Samuelsson in National Post
  That was a little frustrating,Samuelsson said of his attempt. "I came a little too close. It's always easy afterwards. I could have stopped and roofed it. He's a good goalie. I thought I had him, but I didn't."