roof-top

roof-top n.

also rooftop, 1610s, from roof (n.) + top (n.1).

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Somebody else is going to lose the scent on a roof-top—and I’m going to watch.

Jason Kirby

Every window, door and roof-top was filled with gay and joyous people.

Various

Last night the lady was reading to me yonder, on the roof-top.

Roger Pocock

The roof-top was jammed with a pressing throng of—nearly naked people.

Winston Marks

Through the trees she could see only the roof-top of the thatched cottage in the clearing.

Mildred A. Wirt