rookery

As nouns the difference between roost and rookery

is that roost is the place where a bird sleeps (usually its nest or a branch) or roost can be (uk|shetland|and|orkney) a tidal race while rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals.

As a verb roost

is (of birds) sleep or roost can be .

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As a noun rookery

is a colony of breeding birds or other animals.

As nouns the difference between rookery and rookers

is that rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals while rookers is plural of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between rooker and rookery

is that rooker is a person who (cheats or swindles) while rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals.

As nouns the difference between kookery and rookery

is that kookery is (slang|chiefly|us) kookishness while rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals.

As nouns the difference between rookery and rootery

is that rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals while rootery is a pile of roots, set with plants, mosses, etc, and used as a garden decoration.

As nouns the difference between rookery and rockery

is that rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals while rockery is a section of a garden made from decorative rocks and alpine plants.

As nouns the difference between rookery and nookery

is that rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals while nookery is a secure and cozy spot.

As nouns the difference between rookery and cookery

is that rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals while cookery is the art and practice of preparing food for consumption, especially by the application of heat; cooking.

As nouns the difference between rookery and crookery

is that rookery is a colony of breeding birds or other animals while crookery is the activities of crooks; crime.