-y. Rhymes: -ædi <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span> (plural laddies) Alternative form of laddie. The Rantan <span class="searchmatch">Laddy</span> (traditional ballad) dadly, dadyl, Lydda <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span> alternative form of...
dadyl (uncountable) (organic chemistry) A substance (of unknown composition) derived from turpentine peucil dadly, Lydda, <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span>...
<span class="searchmatch">laddy</span> From lad + -ie. IPA(key): /ˈlædi/ Rhymes: -ædi laddie (plural laddies) (Scotland, Northumbria) A small boy. daft laddie small boy adelid, daidle...
Wikipedia has an article on: Lydda Wikipedia Lydda Former name of Lod, Israel. <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span>, dadly, dadyl Borrowed from Ancient Greek Λύδδα (Lúdda). Lydda f sg (genitive...
of baroness to princess. Weak feminine (n-stem): Middle English: lady, <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span>, ladi, ladie, ladij, ladye, lavedi, lefdi, lefdy, levedi, levedy, lhevedi...
“I'm knocking to respect your privacy but I'm asserting my responsibility as a parent and coming in anyway!” He saw a weird thing. dadyl, Lydda, <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span>...
an article on: Lady (disambiguation) Wikipedia From Middle English lady, <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span>, lafdi, lavedi, from Old English hlǣfdīġe (“mistress of a household, wife...
follow-me-lad Goodlad head lad lad culture laddie laddish laddism laddock <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span> ladette ladhood ladkin lad lit ladlit lad mag lad of wax lad's love ladsy...
graffiti scene”, in The Bristol Cable: I think it’s definitely becoming less <span class="searchmatch">laddy</span> and less tolerant of people just painting really titsy women, which I think...