gladdie
/ɡlædi/
gladdie noun: a gladiolus (flowering plant).
Noun
gladdie (plural gladdies)
- A gladiolus (flowering plant).
- In the 1950s, when the popularity of the gladdie was at an all-time low and there were real fears among the horticultural community […]2016, Dame Edna Everage, Ednapedia: A History of Australia in a Hundred Objects
Forms of gladdie
| plural | gladdies |
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Origin of gladdie
From glad(iolus) + -ie.
Words that rhyme with gladdie
Questions about gladdie
- What does gladdie mean?
- Gladdie means a gladiolus (flowering plant).
- What part of speech is gladdie?
- Gladdie is a noun.
- How do you pronounce gladdie?
- Gladdie is pronounced /ɡlædi/.
- What is the plural of gladdie?
- The plural of gladdie is gladdies.
Words near gladdie in the dictionary
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