swad
1 of 4noun (1)
plural -s
obsolete
: bumpkin, lout
swad
2 of 4noun (2)
ˈswäd also -wȯd
plural -s
dialectal, England
: pod, shell
swad
3 of 4noun (3)
"
plural -s
: soldier
swad
4 of 4noun (4)
"
plural -s
slang
: a group of individuals : bunch
a thick swad of plants 
Westralian Farmers Co-Operative Gazette
Westralian Farmers Co-Operative Gazette
Word History
Etymology
Noun (1)
probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian dialect svadde big stout fellow, sodde slow heavy fellow
Noun (2)
perhaps back-formation from swaddle entry 2
Noun (3)
probably from swad entry 1
Noun (4)
perhaps alteration of squad entry 1
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