didapper
noun
di·dap·per
ˈdīˌdapə(r)
plural -s
: a dabchick or other small grebe
Word History
Etymology
Middle English dydoppar, probably alteration of Old English dūfedoppa pelican, from dūfan to dive + -doppa diver
- souther
- southered
- southering
- southerlier
- southerlies
- southerliest
- southerliness
- southerly
- southerly buster
- southermost
- southern
- Southern Alps
- southern armyworm
- southern bacterial wilt
- southern balsam fir
- Southern Baptist
- southern black haw
- southern blight
- Southern blot
- southern blotting
- southern blue gum
- Southern bright
- southern buckthorn
- Southern Buddhism
- southern cabbage butterfly