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A paddock is a small enclosure or field of grassland, especially suitable for horses, or an archaic name for a frog or toad.
To "put a horse to paddock" is either to retire him, and let him/her live a calm, restful rest of a life. Or it could simply mean to let them out into a paddock or grassy field to graze or relax.
paddocking is where animals are placed in an enclosed area so that they can be graze and be trained
For example... Urchin for hedgehog. Paddock for toad. Malkin/Mawkin for cats and hares.
The correct spelling is managed.Some example sentences are:He managed to crash into the cow's paddock again.She had always managed her staff with an iron fist.Never mind, I managed without you.
It means that "He" is not very clever, or, he is a dope, or, he is a bit slow - he is only ten pence to the shilling (of 12 pence). Variations to this saying are many. Also - He is a sheep short in the top paddock. He is not playing with a full deck (of cards). He is a sandwich short of a picnic. He is not the full Quid. The lights are on, but nobody is home. These are all expressions indicating that the subject is lacking in mental capacity or acuity.
they can't be on the paddock, they can only be in the paddock
My horses are out the back in the paddock
Dandelion Paddock was created in 1789.
Paddock of Love was created in 1988.
Francis Paddock died in 1889.
Francis Paddock was born in 1814.
The Paddock Club was created in 1973.
The Paddock Club ended in 2003.
Paul A. Paddock was born in 1974.
Paddock Bulevard was created in 1998.
Tom Paddock was born in 1822.
Paddock Building was created in 1848.