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doddle

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Doddle (noun) means (informal) Something very easy to do.

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(informal) Something very easy to do.
"Retailing in Europe's biggest economy, with 82m mostly well-off people, may sound a doddle. It is not." — , KarstadtQuelle: Below par (2002)
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Etymology

Of uncertain origin, possibly from dialectal English doddle ("to toddle, to sway, to nod drowsily").

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What is the meaning of doddle?
"doddle" (noun) means (informal) Something very easy to do.
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Other words for "doddle" include breeze, low-hanging fruit, snap, picnic, gimme, doss.

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