Associations to the word «Paddy»
Noun
- Sugarcane
- Rice
- Clancy
- Maize
- Millet
- Cultivation
- Connell
- Crop
- Mango
- Tipperary
- Connolly
- Doherty
- Dike
- Dunne
- Reilly
- Maguire
- Liam
- Madden
- Irishman
- Kilkenny
- Banana
- Donegal
- Moran
- Wheat
- Irrigation
- Mick
- Byrne
- Rourke
- Gallagher
- Meath
- Vegetable
- Kieran
- Daly
- Fiddler
- Harvesting
- Griffith
- Brien
- Farming
- Mandy
- Wetland
- Dominic
- Mcgrath
- Flanagan
- Cullen
- Gael
- Sprout
- Doyle
- Armagh
- Tess
- Irish
- Brennan
- Chieftain
- Gangster
- Mimi
- Shamrock
- Hectare
- Wexford
- Derry
- Sunflower
- Mustard
- Flynn
- Kildare
- Casey
- Limerick
- Ginger
- Brendan
- Methane
- Donnelly
- Healy
- Patrick
- Peanut
- Garlic
- Salford
- Cork
- Malley
- Shane
- Potato
- Kerry
- Walsh
- Upland
- Mickey
- Cereal
- Swamp
- Malone
- Kenny
- Rubber
- Shea
- Gerry
- Aquaculture
Wiktionary
PADDY, noun. Rice, before it is milled.
PADDY, noun. An irrigated or flooded field where rice is grown.
PADDY, adjective. (obsolete) Low; mean; boorish; vagabond.
PADDY, noun. A fit of temper; a tantrum
PADDY, proper noun. An Irish nickname for Patrick.
PADDY, noun. (slang) (sometimes offensive) An Irish person.
PADDY BIRD, noun. The Java sparrow.
PADDY FIELD, noun. (agriculture) a flooded field where rice is grown.
PADDY PAW, noun. An animal's paw with a soft pad.
PADDY WAGON, noun. A police van for transporting prisoners.
PADDY WAGONS, noun. Plural of paddy wagon
Dictionary definition
PADDY, noun. (ethnic slur) offensive term for a person of Irish descent.
PADDY, noun. An irrigated or flooded field where rice is grown.
PADDY, noun. Rice in the husk either gathered or still in the field.
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