DLING

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Dirty English-Russian vocab. Англо-Русский словарь непристойных выражений. 2012

WHEEDLE — [whee.dle] vb whee.dled ; whee.dling [origin unknown] vt (ca. 1661) 1: to influence or entice by soft words or flattery …
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WADDLE — [wad.dle] vi wad.dled ; wad.dling [freq. of wade] (1592) 1: to walk with short steps swinging the forepart of the …
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TWIDDLE — [twid.dle] vb twid.dled ; twid.dling [origin unknown] vi (ca. 1540) 1: to play negligently with something: fiddle 2: to turn …
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TWADDLE — [twad.dle] n [prob. alter. of E dial. twattle idle talk] (1782) 1: silly idle talk: drivel 2: one that twaddles: …
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TRUNDLE — [trun.dle] vb trun.dled ; trun.dling [ [2]trundle] vt (1598) 1 a: to propel by causing to rotate: roll b archaic: …
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TREADLE — [trea.dle] n [ME tredel step of a stair, fr. OE, fr. tredan] (15c): a swiveling or lever device pressed by …
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TODDLE — [tod.dle] vi tod.dled ; tod.dling [origin unknown] (ca. 1600) 1: to walk with short tottering steps in the manner of …
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SWINDLE — [swin.dle] vb swin.dled ; swin.dling [back-formation fr. swindler, fr. G Schwindler giddy person, fr. schwindeln to be dizzy, fr. OHG …
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SWADDLE — [swad.dle] vt swad.dled ; swad.dling [ME swadelen, swathelen, prob. alter. of swedelen, swethelen, fr. swethel swaddling band, fr. OE; akin …
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STRADDLE — [strad.dle] vb strad.dled ; strad.dling [irreg. fr. stride] vi (1565) 1: to stand, sit, or walk with the legs wide …
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SPRADDLE — [sprad.dle] vb sprad.dled ; sprad.dling [perh. blend of straddle and sprawl] vi (1632) 1: sprawl 2: to go or walk …
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SPINDLING — [spin.dling] adj (1750): spindly
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SKEDADDLE — [ske.dad.dle] vi ske.dad.dled ; ske.dad.dling [origin unknown] (1861): run away, scram; esp: to flee in a panic -- ske.dad.dler n
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SIDLE — [si.dle] vb si.dled ; si.dling [prob. back-formation fr. [2]sideling] vi (1697): to go or move with one side foremost esp. …
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SADDLE — [sad.dle] n, often attrib [ME sadel, fr. OE sadol; akin to OHG satul saddle] (bef. 12c) 1 a (1): a …
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RUDDLE — [rud.dle] n [dim. of rud red ocher] (1538): red ocher [2]ruddle vt rud.dled ; rud.dling (1718): to color with or …
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RIDDLING — [rid.dling] adj (1591): containing or presenting riddles
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RIDDLE — [rid.dle] n [ME redels, ridel, fr. OE raedelse opinion, conjecture, riddle; akin to OE raedan to interpret--more at read] (bef. …
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RADDLE — [rad.dle] n [ME radel, fr. dim. of rad-, red red] (14c): red ocher [2]raddle vt rad.dled ; rad.dling (1631): to …
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PUDDLING — [pud.dling] n (1839): the process of converting pig iron into wrought iron or rarely steel by subjecting it to heat …
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PUDDLE — [pud.dle] n [ME podel; akin to LG pudel puddle, OE pudd ditch] (14c) 1: a very small pool of usu. …
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PINDLING — [pin.dling] adj [perh. alter. of spindling] (1861) dial: puny, frail
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PIDDLING — [pid.dling] adj (1559): trivial, paltry
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PIDDLE — [pid.dle] vi pid.dled ; pid.dling [origin unknown] (1545) 1: dawdle, putter 2: urinate
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PEDDLE — [ped.dle] vb ped.dled ; ped.dling [back-formation fr. peddler, fr. ME pedlere] vi (1532) 1: to travel about with wares for …
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PANHANDLE — [pan.han.dle] n (1856): a narrow projection of a larger territory (as a state) "the Texas ~" [2]panhandle vb pan.han.dled ; …
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PADDLE — [pad.dle] vi pad.dled ; pad.dling [origin unknown] (1530) 1: to move the hands or feet about in shallow water 2. …
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NOODLE — [noo.dle] n [perh. alter. of noddle] (1753) 1: a stupid person: simpleton 2: head, noggin [2]noodle n [G Nudel] (1779): …
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MIDDLING — [mid.dling] n (1543) 1: any of various commodities of intermediate size, quality, or position 2. pl but sing or pl …
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KINDLE — [kin.dle] vb kin.dled ; kin.dling [ME, prob. modif. of ON kynda; akin to OHG cuntesal fire] vt (13c) 1: to …
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