soddy

IPA: sˈɑdi

Root Word: Soddy

An English surname.
Alternative form of soddie [(US, Canada, informal) A house constructed from blocks of sod, once common in the prairies of the United States and Canada.]

Examples of "soddy" in Sentences

Another ill thought out soddy NuLabor piece of politic-legislation.
The Ranger opened the door of the "soddy," stepped through, and closed it behind him.
The log house and “soddy” gradually vanished, and the frame house with a shake roof took their place.
Without warping they hear a soddy voice continuallykhan shoubing and screeging about apples for sale.
Cleaning the soddy had sapped Amanda's strength, which already had been depleted by her nearly sleepless night in Choice's bed.
The Spencers had chosen a different location for their second house, and the soddy was nearly a mile away from the present homesite.
She would dress warmly for the ride to the soddy tomorrow night, and plan her arrival for seven rather than eight so she could ignite the fire.
My 91 year old grandmother can speak of the time during the depression in a soddy in oklahoma,where she watched her first child die of starvation.
The Barnes family, bankers, had come as far as possible from the “prairie rascal” string bed of the frontier log house, from the one-room, all-purpose soddy that served the emigrant family.
So, that will mean we will put even more money into the hands of the likes of Haliburton and KBR, who have already proved to over-charge us, produce soddy work, or even no work in Iraq so they can continue doing the same here in the US.