Paddock

He is building in what we call the Paddock elms -- a suburb commenced only last season, but rapidly growing.

Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow 1893

Paddock is a craven Hyena to frightened to approach the Leonine beast except by cowardly yips from a safe distance.

Archive 2008-01-01 Newmania 2008

Paddock is a craven Hyena to frightened to approach the Leonine beast except by cowardly yips from a safe distance.

Dirty Paddick Newmania 2008

Paddock is a craven Hyena to frightened to approach the Leonine beast except by cowardly yips from a safe distance.

Archive 2007-12-30 Newmania 2007

Leucha crawled back toward the house, and the Duke went immediately to his own stately palace and telephoned to the cleverest medical men he knew: 'Come at once to Constable's, a place they call The Paddock or the Annex.

Hollyhock A Spirit of Mischief L. T. Meade 1884

There was a widowed lady, Mrs Constable, who resided at a lovely home called The Paddock; and there was her brother, a widower, who lived in a house equally beautiful, named The Garden.

Hollyhock A Spirit of Mischief L. T. Meade 1884

He/She sold scarves on eBay in a style called Paddock, a scarf pattern serious collectors recognize -- but not in the colors this seller had.

Michael Tonello: eBay: the new Canal Street? 2008

Fig. 1.38: The Paddock is a fenced-in grazing area.

1.1 How to select your cattle 1995

It was a grilling day; most men had handkerchiefs or cabbages under their hats; and the dried-up grass in the Paddock was the colour of pea-soup.

Margot Asquith, an Autobiography - Two Volumes in One Margot Asquith 1904

One is through new product, but also last year we acquired a company called Paddock.

unknown title 2012