waddies

The word “waddies” has 2 syllables: wad-dies

It's pronounced as /ˈwædiz/


What is synonym and antonym for waddies?

In the thesaurus, “waddies” has 59 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for waddies along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for waddies

  • bastinades
  • bastinadoes
  • batons
  • bats
  • beetles
  • billies
  • billy clubs
  • birches
  • blackjacks
  • bludgeons
  • buckaroos
  • buckeroos
  • caballeros
  • canes
  • cattlemen
  • clubs
  • cowboys
  • cowgirls
  • cowhands
  • cowherds
  • cowmen
  • cowpokes
  • cowpunchers
  • crabsticks
  • crooks
  • crosiers
  • croziers
  • cudgels
  • drovers
  • gauchos
  • gavels
  • hammers
  • herders
  • herdsmen
  • hickories
  • horsemen
  • horsewomen
  • knobkerries
  • maces
  • mallets
  • mauls
  • nightsticks
  • ranchers
  • rattans
  • rods
  • rungs
  • saps
  • shillalahs
  • shillelaghs
  • sledgehammers
  • staffs
  • staves
  • stockmen
  • switches
  • truncheons
  • vaqueros
  • walking sticks
  • whangees
  • wranglers

Meanings of waddies

  • noun
    1. A cowboy.
    2. A war club used by Aboriginal Australians; a nulla nulla.
    3. A piece of wood; a stick or peg; also, a walking stick.

Example Sentences

  • The seasoned cowboys each carried their trusty waddies as they rode into the sunset.
  • The ranch hands used their waddies to drive the cattle toward the corral.
  • As the cattle grazed peacefully, the cowboys leaned on their waddies to survey the land.
  • The old cowboy shared stories of his adventures with his faithful waddies by his side.
  • With a nod, the ranch manager signaled to the cowboys to gather their waddies for the day's work.

On this page you'll find 59 synonyms or another words to waddies, such as: bastinades, bastinadoes, batons, bats, beetles, billies, billy clubs.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

caballeros

  • buckaroos
  • buckeroos
  • cattlemen
  • cowboys
  • cowgirls
  • cowhands
  • cowherds
  • cowmen
  • cowpokes
  • cowpunchers
  • drovers
  • gauchos
  • herders
  • herdsmen
  • horsemen
  • horsewomen
  • ranchers
  • stockmen
  • vaqueros
  • waddies
  • wranglers

maces

  • bastinades
  • bastinadoes
  • batons
  • bats
  • beetles
  • billies
  • billy clubs
  • birches
  • blackjacks
  • bludgeons
  • canes
  • clubs
  • crabsticks
  • crooks
  • crosiers
  • croziers
  • cudgels
  • gavels
  • hammers
  • hickories
  • knobkerries
  • mallets
  • mauls
  • nightsticks
  • rattans
  • rods
  • rungs
  • saps
  • shillalahs
  • shillelaghs
  • sledgehammers
  • staffs
  • staves
  • switches
  • truncheons
  • waddies
  • walking sticks
  • whangees

walking sticks

  • bastinades
  • bastinadoes
  • batons
  • bats
  • beetles
  • billies
  • billy clubs
  • birches
  • blackjacks
  • bludgeons
  • canes
  • clubs
  • crabsticks
  • crooks
  • crosiers
  • croziers
  • cudgels
  • gavels
  • hammers
  • hickories
  • knobkerries
  • maces
  • mallets
  • mauls
  • nightsticks
  • rattans
  • rods
  • rungs
  • saps
  • shillalahs
  • shillelaghs
  • sledgehammers
  • staffs
  • staves
  • switches
  • truncheons
  • waddies
  • whangees

hammers

ranchers

  • agriculturalists
  • agriculturists
  • agronomists
  • buckaroos
  • buckeroos
  • caballeros
  • campesinos
  • cattlemen
  • cowboys
  • cowgirls
  • cowhands
  • cowherds
  • cowmen
  • cowpokes
  • cowpunchers
  • crofters
  • croppers
  • cultivators
  • drovers
  • farmers
  • farmhands
  • field hands
  • gauchos
  • gentlemen farmers
  • gleaners
  • grangers
  • growers
  • harvesters
  • herders
  • herdsmen
  • homesteaders
  • horsemen
  • horsewomen
  • nesters
  • planters
  • plowmen
  • rancheros
  • ranchmen
  • reapers
  • sharecroppers
  • stockmen
  • subsistence farmers
  • tenant farmers
  • tillers
  • vaqueros
  • waddies
  • workfolks
  • wranglers
  • yeomen

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