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Originally, the word waddy referred to a tree, or any piece of wood, as well as a verb meaning to 'beat up or kill with a club'.
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Originally, the word waddy referred to a tree, or any piece of wood, as well as a verb meaning to 'beat up or kill with a club'.
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Originalmente, la palabra waddy se refería a un árbol, o cualquier pedazo de madera, así como un verbo que significa 'paliza o matar con un club'.

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	Originalmente, la palabra waddy se refería a un árbol, o cualquier pedazo de madera, así como un verbo que significa 'paliza o matar con un club'.		Originalmente, la palabra waddy se refería a un árbol, o cualquier pedazo de madera, así como un verbo que significa 'paliza o matar con un club'.
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