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Meanings of diddle in English
Usage of diddle in English
1
So he began to try 'Hey diddle diddle', but it wouldn't do.
2
Tramp, tramp, tramp went the rhythmic feet; diddle-diddle-dee went the fiddles.
3
The origin of the diddle is referrable to the infancy of the Human Race.
4
Rather a small, but still a scientific diddle is this.
5
The origin of the diddle is referable to the infancy of the Human Race.
6
One, Cora Teague is a big girl and free to diddle whoever she wants.
7
HEY diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon.
8
But it must be very pretty nonsense, and not like that silly hey diddle diddle!
9
For instance, you can diddle with the picture after it is taken, blurring a background, say.
10
Here again is a very clever diddle, of which the simplicity is not its least recommendation.
11
He'd diddle, and dawdle, and stutter, but oh!
12
A very simple diddle, indeed, is this.
13
Again, quite a respectable diddle is this.
14
Watching you diddle on the kitchen floor.
15
A very good diddle is this.
16
A very minute diddle is this.
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More collocations
Diddle through the time
Diddle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common