Meaning & use
Haddie
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A Scottish dialect term for haddock, a common North Atlantic food fish.
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For breakfast, they served smoked haddie with poached eggs.
The old recipe called for fresh haddie simmered gently in milk.
A note on using this word
The word survives mainly in the traditional Scottish dish "finnan haddie," smoked haddock named after the village of Findon.
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