Definition of daddock in English:

daddock

noun ˈdadək

Southern, English Regional, Midlands, United States Regional, New England

Rotten or decayed wood; a piece of rotten wood; a rotten tree or log. Also formerly more fully "†daddock wood".

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Miles Smith (d. 1624), bishop of Gloucester. From a first element of unknown origin + -ock.

nounˈdadək

Southern, English Regional, Midlands, United States Regional, New England

Rotten or decayed wood; a piece of rotten wood; a rotten tree or log. Also formerly more fully "†daddock wood".

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Miles Smith (d. 1624), bishop of Gloucester. From a first element of unknown origin + -ock.

单词	daddock
释义	Definition of daddock in English: daddock noun ˈdadək Southern, English Regional, Midlands, United States Regional, New England Rotten or decayed wood; a piece of rotten wood; a rotten tree or log. Also formerly more fully "†daddock wood". Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Miles Smith (d. 1624), bishop of Gloucester. From a first element of unknown origin + -ock. Definition of daddock in US English: daddock nounˈdadək Southern, English Regional, Midlands, United States Regional, New England Rotten or decayed wood; a piece of rotten wood; a rotten tree or log. Also formerly more fully "†daddock wood". Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Miles Smith (d. 1624), bishop of Gloucester. From a first element of unknown origin + -ock.
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