I. noun
or tid·dley ˈtid( ə )li
( plural tiddlies or tiddleys )
Etymology: probably from English dialect tiddly little, alteration of little
Britain : an alcoholic drink
II. adjective
or tiddley “
1. chiefly Britain : somewhat intoxicated : drunk
will make me tiddly if I drink it all — Nathaniel Benchley
2. chiefly Britain : precisely arrayed and ordered : dressed up : smart
quite a busy time getting the ship tiddly — Crowsnest