duddy
or dud·die
[ duhd-ee ]
adjectiveScot.
ragged; tattered.
Origin of duddy
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How to use duddy in a sentence
Larry and Elyse never imagined they’d end up being one of those “fuddy-duddy” couples who sleep in separate beds.
'Separate Beds Are a Bad Sign' and 5 Other Sleep Myths That Are Hurting Your Relationship | Wendy Troxel | June 2, 2021 | TimeNot until he was well past Eldorado did he overtake duddy and Fuddy and the trap.
The Little Lady of the Big House | Jack LondonCome awa in by to the muckle chair—Whar is he himsel, the muckle duddy feltered gouk?
The amiable fuddy-duddy playing little politics in Washington became a gentleman of war.
Gargoyles | Ben HechtAnd now he was like the others in the party—an amiable fuddy-duddy.
Gargoyles | Ben Hecht
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