Verb:

ছাদ আঘাত,

hit the roof's Usage Examples:

by war until 9 February 1941 when a shell fired by a British warship hit the roof, leaving a large hole open to the sky and destroying the ceiling of the.

entrenched themselves close enough to the mansion they were able to hit the roof with flaming arrows.

"Tempers, taxes hit the roof/Southampton owners claiming cronyism".

most home runs in a season by a designated hitter with 32, and thrice hit the roof of the old Comiskey Park in Chicago.

"Tempers, taxes hit the roof/Southampton owners claiming cronyism.

he were liberal instead of conservative: "The Mainstream Media would hit the roof—and rightly so!" The New York Times reported in 2004 that people had.

that Morris was attempting to land the aeroplane at Pymmes Park when it hit the roof of one house, fell into the roadway, and ended up on the roof of two.

Derby Bus station BBC News Caravan for bus depot protester who hit the roof The Telegraph 27 January 2006 http://travelswithabuspass.

developed a reputation for being careful with money, saying that he "hit the roof" because the club were giving free bottles of water to players who would.

"Brokers hit the roof over Skipton ceiling | News".

1997, that bounced off the concrete ring in right field, caromed up to hit the roof, and came down, hitting a speaker.

transporting gasoline or water) in reference to the fact that conductors will hit the roof and side of the van to attract customers and notify the driver when to.

A ball struck directly to hit the roof becomes dead immediately.

their lack of money and, in their desperation for food, accidentally hit the roof of a KFC building with the Winnebago.

Super Series match on 9 October 2005, Hussey became the first person to hit the roof of the Telstra Dome (the ICC World XI's Makhaya Ntini was the bowler.

Synonyms:

saddle roof; saddleback; building; sunroof; housetop; tile roof; thatched roof; protection; curb roof; gable roof; dome; protective covering; saddleback roof; edifice; sunshine-roof; slate roof; hip roof; eaves; protective cover; roof peak; hipped roof; vault; thatch;

Antonyms:

disassembly; inactivity; insecurity; noncomprehensive; stay in place;