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toddick
noun
tod·dick
\ˈtädik, -dēk\
Definition of toddick
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1 South a : a measure used by a custom miller to take out his toll from the grist b : a portion of flour or meal taken by a miller as his toll
2 South : a small amount
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Origin and Etymology of toddick
2tod + -ick (alteration of -ock)
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