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.
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