diddles Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- falls-behind
- lollygags
- staggers
- dallies
- tarries
- lounges
- marks-time
- hangs-fire
- idles
- shuffles
- lallygags
- saunters
- drops-behind
- creeps
- stalls
- lags
- mopes
Weak:
- slows-down-or-up-
- decelerates
- drags-one-s-heels
- plods
- hangs-around-or-out-
- monkeys-around-
- ambles
- potters-around-
- inches
- trifles
- putters-around-
- procrastinates
- drags-one-s-feet
- temporizes
- dillydallies
- fiddles-around-
- eases
- fools-around
- lolls
- loafs
- lumbers
- shilly-shallies
- takes-one-s-time
- messes-around
diddles Meaning
diddles
to move with short rapid motions, hoax, swindle, fiddle, toy, to copulate with, to waste (time) in trifling, dawdle, fool
FAQs About the word diddles
to move with short rapid motions, hoax, swindle, fiddle, toy, to copulate with, to waste (time) in trifling, dawdle, fool
drags,pokes, delays, crawls, dawdles, lingers, plays, loiters, strolls, falls behind
whisks, scuds, tears, hustles, barrels, speeds, runs, scoots, hastens, scrambles
The child diddles with the toy, experimenting with its mechanisms.
The musician diddles with the guitar strings, creating an impromptu melody.
The teacher diddles with the lesson plan, trying to find the best way to engage the students.
The chef diddles with the spices, experimenting with different flavors to create a unique dish.
