plough paddle
plough paddle noun: a short stick used to clean away soil and weeds from the coulter and share of a plough.
Noun
plough paddle (plural plough paddles)
- A short stick used to clean away soil and weeds from the coulter and share of a plough.
- It seems the man had in his hand the fourche, or short stick, which is used as a plough-paddle in Brittany, and this was a protection, for the dancers made way for them to go out of the ring.1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 439
Forms of plough paddle
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Questions about plough paddle
- What does plough paddle mean?
- Plough paddle means a short stick used to clean away soil and weeds from the coulter and share of a plough.
- What part of speech is plough paddle?
- Plough paddle is a noun.
- What is the plural of plough paddle?
- The plural of plough paddle is plough paddles.
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