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Meaning of duddery
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duddery (n.)
A place where rags are bought and kept for sale.
duddery Sentence Examples
- The old mansion had an aura of duddery that hinted at its rich history.
- The aging actor wore a duddery suit that seemed out of place on the modern red carpet.
- The dilapidated cottage had a certain duddery charm that attracted artists and writers alike.
- The antique furniture in the parlor added a touch of duddery elegance to the otherwise modern room.
- The elderly woman's duddery handbag was filled with old photographs and letters that told tales of her past.
- The duddery old car was a testament to the ingenuity of its creator, who had somehow kept it running for decades.
- The museum's collection of duddery clothing provided a glimpse into the fashion and culture of bygone eras.
- The duddery old tree stood tall in the middle of the field, its gnarled branches reaching up to the sky.
- The duddery old bookshop was a haven for bibliophiles, who could spend hours browsing its dusty shelves.
- The duddery old man sat on the park bench, feeding the pigeons and watching the world go by.
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A place where rags are bought and kept for sale.
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The old mansion had an aura of duddery that hinted at its rich history.
The aging actor wore a duddery suit that seemed out of place on the modern red carpet.
The dilapidated cottage had a certain duddery charm that attracted artists and writers alike.
The antique furniture in the parlor added a touch of duddery elegance to the otherwise modern room.
