The Roost

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• The Roost — Infobox Film name =The Roost imdb id =0387549 writer =Ti West starring =Tom Noonan Wil Horneff Vanessa Horneff Karl Jacob director =Ti West runtime = language =English music = amg id = 1:329728 budget =unknown The Roost is a 2005 horror film… …   Wikipedia

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• rule the roost — phrasal see rule the roast * * * rule the roost see under ↑roast • • • Main Entry: ↑roost rule the roost see under ↑roast • • • Main Entry: ↑rule * * * rule the roost …   Useful english dictionary

• rule the roost — {v. phr.}, {informal} To be leader or boss; be in charge. * /Jim is very bossy; he always wants to rule the roost./ * /Who rules the roost in the Smith s house?/ Compare: WEAR THE TROUSERS …   Dictionary of American idioms

• rule the roost — {v. phr.}, {informal} To be leader or boss; be in charge. * /Jim is very bossy; he always wants to rule the roost./ * /Who rules the roost in the Smith s house?/ Compare: WEAR THE TROUSERS …   Dictionary of American idioms

• rule the roost — If someone rules the roost they are the boss. Example:There s no doubt who rules the roost in this house …   The small dictionary of idiomes

• rule\ the\ roost — v. phr. informal To be leader or boss; be in charge. Jim is very bossy; he always wants to rule the roost. Who rules the roost in the Smith s house? Compare: wear the trousers …   Словарь американских идиом

• rule the roost —    If you rule the roost, you are the most important and powerful person in a group or community.     Officially David runs the company, but it s his father who rules the roost …   English Idioms & idiomatic expressions

• rule the roost — meaning ‘to have full control or authority’, is first recorded in about 1400 in the unexplained form rule the roast, which lasted until the 19c when roast was replaced by roost, thereby at least producing a clear image …   Modern English usage