Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Caddo

👉 Caddo is a term used in American English to describe a person who has a strong personality, often associated with sports or outdoor activities. It's a play on words that originated from the French word "caddy," which means "carrier" and was originally used to refer to a person who carried goods for someone else.

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👉 Caddoan is a word that refers to a type of bird, which is native to the United States. The term "caddoan" was first used in the 1800s when people referred to the birds as such. It's an informal way of saying "bird".

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👉 A caddow is a type of enclosure or garden built for use as a hunting ground. It typically consists of a small rectangular area surrounded by a fence and a fence post, with a central pit or enclosure where a hunting device (such as a bow) is mounted. The purpose of the caddow is to provide a safe and secure place for hunters to hunt and to serve as a designated site for their animals.

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👉 Caddo is a species of plant in the family Fabaceae, native to North America. They are known for their large leaves and distinctive cactus-like structure that allows them to grow rapidly.

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👉 The caddoidea is a group of birds that are commonly found in North America, including the caddo (the largest bird), the white-tailed caddo, and the black-capped caddo. They have feathers on their heads and wings that serve as insulation, with the main body being covered in short feathers that can be used for flight. These birds are also known for their distinctive call, which is a series of short calls made by the males to attract females during

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