waddy (Meaning)
waddy (n.)
An aboriginal war club.
A piece of wood; stick; peg; also, a walking stick.
waddy (v. t.)
To attack or beat with a waddy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of waddy
waddy Sentence Examples
- The aboriginal hunter carried a waddy, a traditional wooden club, for hunting and self-defense.
- The waddy served as a versatile tool for digging, chopping, and building shelters.
- The shape of the waddy varied depending on its intended purpose, from stout war clubs to lightweight boomerangs.
- The weight of the waddy gave it considerable striking power, making it a formidable weapon.
- The length of the waddy allowed for both close-quarters combat and throwing attacks.
- Warriors often adorned their waddys with intricate carvings and decorations.
- The waddy was a symbol of strength and status within aboriginal cultures.
- The waddy was used as a teaching tool, demonstrating hunting techniques and war tactics.
- The waddy played a significant role in ceremonial rituals and dances.
- The waddy remains a sacred and powerful object in many aboriginal communities today.
FAQs About the word waddy
An aboriginal war club., A piece of wood; stick; peg; also, a walking stick., To attack or beat with a waddy.
cane, baton, bat, bastinado, club, mace, hammer, shillalah, shillelagh, rod
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The aboriginal hunter carried a waddy, a traditional wooden club, for hunting and self-defense.
The waddy served as a versatile tool for digging, chopping, and building shelters.
The shape of the waddy varied depending on its intended purpose, from stout war clubs to lightweight boomerangs.
The weight of the waddy gave it considerable striking power, making it a formidable weapon.
