hoddy-doddy
hoddy-doddy
1. obsolete Someone who is short and solid or stocky in build. Henry, your grandmother simply can't pick you up anymore—you're too much of a hoddy-doddy.
2. obsolete A foolish or simple-minded person. I am not surprised to hear that a hoddy-doddy like him has already squandered his inheritance.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- desert (someone or something) to (someone or something)
- desert to
- bequeath
- bequeath (something) to (someone)
- bequeath to
- be stock still
- be, stay, stand, etc. stock-still
- hold the reins
- check in on (someone or something)
- ill health