waddy
ˈwɑːdi
waddiedwaddies
Definition Conjugation

Definition of waddy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
toolsAustralian stick used as a weapon or tool
  • The aboriginal hunter carried a waddy for protection and hunting.
boomerang
2.
culturewar club used by Aboriginal Australians
  • The museum displayed an ancient waddy.
baton club
3.
agricultureDatedcattle drover in the Australian outbackDated
  • The waddy skillfully guided the cattle through the narrow pass.
drover stockman

Verb

tr.
weaponRareUKstrike with a heavy wooden clubRareUK
  • The warrior waddied the attacker.
club strike
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Origin of waddy

Australian Aboriginal, wadi (club)

Examples of waddy in a sentence

  • The museum displayed an ancient waddy.
  • The waddy was intricately carved with symbols.
  • He held the waddy firmly during the ceremony.
  • The waddy knew every trail in the outback.
  • A seasoned waddy can handle any cattle.
  • The guard waddied the intruder's arm.

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  1. French:bâton australien, assommer, ...
  2. German:australischer Stock, mit einer schweren Holzkeule schlagen, ...
  3. Italian:clava australiana, colpire con un randello, ...
  4. Spanish:palo australiano, golpear con una porra, ...
  5. Portuguese:bastão australiano, golpear, ...
  6. Chinese:原住民木棒, 棒打, ...
  7. Japanese:オーストラリアの棒, こん棒で殴る, ...
  8. Arabic:عَصَا وَادِّي, ضَرَبَ بِهراوَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַקֵּל, לְאַלּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:австралийская палка, бить дубинкой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вадді, вдарити, ...
  12. Hindi:ऑस्ट्रेलियाई छड़ी, डंडे से मारना, ...

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