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D0209600 (dĭd′l)tr.v. did·dled, did·dling, did·dles Slang To cheat; swindle: "The Swiss have special laws for people who diddle hotels" (John le Carré).

[Perhaps akin to Old English dydrian, to deceive, or from variant of dialectal doodle, fool, simpleton; akin to Low German dudeldopp.]

did′dler n.

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D0209600 (dĭd′l)v. did·dled, did·dling, did·dles v.tr.1. To jerk up and down or back and forth.2. Vulgar Slang a. To have intercourse with (a woman).b. To practice masturbation upon.v.intr.1. To shake rapidly; jiggle.2. Slang To play experimentally; toy: The children diddled with the knobs on the television all afternoon.3. Slang To waste time: diddled around all morning.

[Probably alteration of dialectal didder, to quiver, tremble, from Middle English dideren, variant of daderen, doderen; see dodder¹.]

Thesaurus

diddler

nounSlang. A person who cheats:bilk, cheat, cheater, cozener, defrauder, rook, sharper, swindler, trickster, victimizer.Informal: chiseler, crook, flimflammer.Slang: gyp, gypper.

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单词	diddler
释义	diddler did·dle¹ D0209600 (dĭd′l)tr.v. did·dled, did·dling, did·dles Slang To cheat; swindle: "The Swiss have special laws for people who diddle hotels" (John le Carré). [Perhaps akin to Old English dydrian, to deceive, or from variant of dialectal doodle, fool, simpleton; akin to Low German dudeldopp.] did′dler n. did·dle² D0209600 (dĭd′l)v. did·dled, did·dling, did·dles v.tr.1. To jerk up and down or back and forth.2. Vulgar Slang a. To have intercourse with (a woman).b. To practice masturbation upon.v.intr.1. To shake rapidly; jiggle.2. Slang To play experimentally; toy: The children diddled with the knobs on the television all afternoon.3. Slang To waste time: diddled around all morning. [Probably alteration of dialectal didder, to quiver, tremble, from Middle English dideren, variant of daderen, doderen; see dodder¹.] Thesaurus diddler nounSlang. A person who cheats:bilk, cheat, cheater, cozener, defrauder, rook, sharper, swindler, trickster, victimizer.Informal: chiseler, crook, flimflammer.Slang: gyp, gypper. Translations abbindolatore EncyclopediaSeediddle diddler Related to diddler: fiddler noun Synonyms for diddler noun a person who cheats Synonyms bilk cheat cheater cozener defrauder rook sharper swindler trickster victimizer chiseler crook flimflammer gyp gypper
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noun a person who cheats

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