didder Antonyms
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Meaning of didder
Wordnet
didder (v)
move with or as if with a tremor
didder Sentence Examples
- The chilly wind caused the leaves to didder on the tree branches.
- As the thunderstorm approached, the leaves diddered in response to the gusty winds.
- The small bird diddered in the cold, seeking shelter among the branches.
- The nervous horse diddered at the unfamiliar sound, its hooves shifting anxiously.
- In the eerie silence, the explorer couldn't help but feel the ground beneath them didder from an approaching earthquake.
- The delicate flowers diddered in the breeze, showcasing the fragility of their petals.
- A sudden noise in the dark alley made the stray cat didder in fear.
- The young deer diddered at the unexpected appearance of a predator nearby.
- The dancer's movements made the bells on their costume didder, adding a musical element to the performance.
- The old house seemed to didder in the howling wind, creating an eerie atmosphere in the abandoned neighborhood.
FAQs About the word didder
move with or as if with a tremor
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The chilly wind caused the leaves to didder on the tree branches.
As the thunderstorm approached, the leaves diddered in response to the gusty winds.
The small bird diddered in the cold, seeking shelter among the branches.
The nervous horse diddered at the unfamiliar sound, its hooves shifting anxiously.
