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Paddock is a toad mentioned by the witches in the first act of William Shakespeare's play MacBeth. Paddock is an archaic English word for "toad."
A paddock is also an enclosure for livestock and can also be a field if you're talking to an Australian or a New Zealander. The word appears in many English-derived placenames and surnames largely because of this.
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Example Usage of Paddock |
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becxx: << so train driver said over the speaker 'you think its funny now, wait til I stop the train & drop u off in this Paddock & u have to walk' |
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jethrocarr: @RHLiz Paddock? this is wellington, not some hick town like Cambridge :-P |
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