ruddock
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of ruddock
Old English rudduc ; related to rudu redness; see rudd
Example Sentences
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Mr Ruddock was "very active on social media", she said, so when all contact stopped on 16 April, she said "it started to raise flags".
From BBC
His mother, Fran Ruddock from Lincoln, said he normally spoke to her every day and was usually "very sociable".
From BBC
Sam Ruddock from Rugby in Warwickshire, who has competed in shot putt, cycling and sprinting, had travelled to the United States to watch a WrestleMania event and was last heard from on 16 April.
From BBC
Little wonder that head coach Mike Ruddock opted to keep his players confined to their Vale of Glamorgan base that week.
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Ruddock, however, had other problems.
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