Definition of "tody" [to•dy]

• Any of various small birds of the family Todidae, of the West Indies, related to the kingfisher and the motmot and having colorful, predominantly green plumage and a bright red throat. (noun)

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• "Hey Wingshooter was gonna head out (working tody trying to catch up from the week) but decided to check in."
• "Huffington Post ran a piece tody about McCain employing trolls to post on message boards."
• "But the next day 50, and the past 3 mornings have stretched that to 200, 300 and 400. may leave it at that for a couple days though, my calves are caning tody."