Associations to the word «Paddy»
Noun
- Redmond
- Boxer
- Mangrove
- Grain
- Farrell
- Clare
- Waterford
- Webb
- Prelude
- Robbie
- Damien
- Leinster
- Sludge
- Ireland
- Fay
- Gram
- Browne
- Sullivan
- Pub
- Pea
- Landfill
- Pts
- Ditch
- Cucumber
- Boyle
- Linn
- Burke
- Wet
- Keefe
- Vanessa
- Soil
- Barry
- Aaron
- Willie
- Kirk
- Sweeney
- Costello
- Reg
- Bedford
- Dolan
- Butch
- Weeds
- Ulster
- Tyrone
- Epsom
- Dillon
- Piper
- Racehorse
- Selector
- Pelican
- Lynch
- Hillside
- Vanilla
- Zoe
- Ger
- Dee
- Moira
- Corn
- Croft
- Jimmy
- Travis
- Marsh
- Cough
- Carp
- Aubrey
- Erin
- Travers
- Mud
- Stork
- Patsy
- Naga
- Sloan
- Orchard
- Frontman
- Larkin
- Weed
- Carroll
- Regan
- Seventeen
- Kay
- Trainer
- Mandolin
- Barnes
Adjective
Adverb
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.
Wise words
It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is
essential is invisible to the eye.