poldavy
noun
pol·davy
pälˈdāvē,
pōl-
variants or less commonly poldavis
-və̇s
plural poldavies or poldavys also poldavis
: a coarse canvas or sacking formerly used for sails especially by the British
Word History
Etymology
Middle English poldavy, probably from Pouldavid, locality in Finistère department, northwest France
- cleanliest
- cleanlily
- cleanliness
- cleanliness is next to godliness
- cleanlinesses
- cleanly
- cleanness
- cleannesses
- cleans
- cleans (off)
- cleans (out)
- cleans (up)
- cleans house
- cleans off
- cleans out
- cleans up
- cleans up one's act
- cleansable
- cleanse
- cleanse the palate
- cleansed
- cleanser
- cleansers
- cleanses
- cleansing