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soddie
English
Alternative forms
- soddy
Etymology
From sod +? -ie.
Noun
soddie (plural soddies)
- (US, Canada, informal) A house constructed from blocks of sod, once common in the prairies of the United States and Canada.
- 1988, Glenda Riley, The Female Frontier, page 87,
- The soddie could be a freestanding structure made of slabs of sod cut by a plow, or it could be a dugout partially bored into the side of a hill or into the ground.
- 1995, Julie Garwood, Prince Charming, page 247,
- I learned how to make a soddie into a home.
- 2004, Marie Kramer, Grandchildren of the Pioneers, page 56,
- “Living in a soddy!” exclaimed Marie. “I didn't know there was anyone alive today who lived in a soddy. In our part of Nebraska, soddies went out of existence around the beginning of the 1900s.”
- “Oh, we had soddies for a long time after that,” said Robert. “This area was too poor to afford lumber for housing. Quite a few of us lived in soddies when we were kids.”
- 2010, Brenda K. Marshall, Dakota, Or What's a Heaven For, unnumbered page,
- It is better now that we do not live in the soddie, but to Mor it does not seem better.
- 1988, Glenda Riley, The Female Frontier, page 87,
Anagrams
- didoes, diodes, sodide
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hoddie
English
Etymology
hod +? -ie
Noun
hoddie (plural hoddies)
- A bricklayer's or mason's laborer who carries bricks, mortar, cement and the like in a hod.
Synonyms
- hod carrier
- hodman
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