verb
tiddle
Tiddle (verb) means to handle gently, stroke affectionately, or hand-rear a young animal.
verb
1
To handle gently, stroke affectionately, or hand-rear a young animal.
2
To spend time doing small, unimportant tasks without much purpose.
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Etymology
Comes from a variant of tidder. See tid.
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What is the meaning of tiddle?
"tiddle" (verb) means to handle gently, stroke affectionately, or hand-rear a young animal.
What is another word for tiddle?
Other words for "tiddle" include pettle.
What are the different meanings of tiddle?
"tiddle" has 2 main meanings: 1. To handle gently, stroke affectionately, or hand-rear a young animal; 2. To spend time doing small, unimportant tasks without much purpose.
