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wad·dy
I. \ˈwädē, -di also ˈwȯd-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: native name in Australia, perhaps modification of English wood (II)
1. : a straight tapered throwing-stick used in hunting and war by aborigines especially of Australia
2. : a piece of wood : stick, peg, walking stick
II. transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-es)
Australia : to attack or beat with a waddy
III. noun
or wad·die \“\
(plural waddies)
Etymology: origin unknown
1. West : cowboy 3
2. West : rustler c
IV.
variant of wadi |