daddock (Meaning)
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daddock (n.)
The rotten body of a tree.
Synonyms & Antonyms of daddock
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daddock Sentence Examples
- The fishermen returned from their expedition with a plentiful catch of daddocks, ready to be prepared for dinner.
- Along the coastal towns, daddocks were a staple in the local cuisine, often fried or baked with herbs and spices.
- Despite its small size, the daddock was prized for its delicate flavor and tender flesh.
- The fisherman's net teemed with a variety of sea creatures, including daddocks and mackerel.
- In traditional recipes, daddocks were often smoked to enhance their taste and preserve them for longer periods.
- The fishmonger proudly displayed a selection of fresh daddocks at the market stall, attracting the attention of passersby.
- During the annual fishing festival, locals competed to see who could catch the largest daddock.
- Fishermen relied on their knowledge of the tides and currents to locate the best spots for catching daddocks.
- In coastal folklore, daddocks were sometimes regarded as symbols of luck and abundance.
- The chef expertly filleted the daddock, removing the bones with precision before cooking it to perfection.
FAQs About the word daddock
The rotten body of a tree.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fishermen returned from their expedition with a plentiful catch of daddocks, ready to be prepared for dinner.
Along the coastal towns, daddocks were a staple in the local cuisine, often fried or baked with herbs and spices.
Despite its small size, the daddock was prized for its delicate flavor and tender flesh.
The fisherman's net teemed with a variety of sea creatures, including daddocks and mackerel.
