Hoddy — Hod dy, n. [Prob. for hooded.] (Zo[ o]l.) See {Dun crow}, under {Dun}, a. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
hoddy — the uppermost breadth of a herring net (Norfolk dialect). Herring nets were usually made in four parts or widths, one width when they were in actual use being fastened above the other. The uppermost of them, connected by short ropes with a row of … Dictionary of ichthyology
hoddy — well, pleasant, in good spirits ; I m pretty hoddy. S … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
hoddy-doddy — |hädē|dädē noun (plural hoddy doddies) Etymology: probably alteration and reduplication of dodman, hodmadod 1. dialect England a. : garden snail b. : a snail shell 2 … Useful english dictionary
hoddy — North Country (Newcastle) Words the call to a goose … English dialects glossary
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Keighley News — Infobox Newspaper name = Keighley News caption = type = Weekly format = Compact (Tabloid) foundation = 1862 [cite web|url=http://www.newsquestmediapack.co.uk/kn.htm|title=Keighley News|accessdate=2008 01 15|publisher=Newsquest Bradford] owners =… … Wikipedia
hoddypoll — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌpōl noun ( s) Etymology: hoddy (from hoddy doddy) + poll 1. : a fumbling inept person 2. obsolete … Useful english dictionary