diddle (with) (Meaning)

diddle (with)

No meaning found for this word.

The mischievous imp diddled (with) the doorknob, trying to open it without a key.
The child diddled (with) his shoelaces, tying and untying them over and over.
The artist diddled (with) the paintbrush, testing different colors and strokes.
The student diddled (with) his pen during the exam, nervously tapping it on the desk.
The cat diddled (with) a ball of yarn, batting it around and pouncing on it.
The mechanic diddled (with) the engine, trying to diagnose a problem.
The cook diddled (with) the recipe, adding and removing ingredients until it tasted just right.
The gardener diddled (with) a flower, gently touching its petals and admiring its fragrance.
The musician diddled (with) his guitar, experimenting with different chords and melodies.
The writer diddled (with) his laptop, revising and editing his manuscript.

tamper (with), tinker (with), toy (with), fiddle (with), twiddle (with), mess (with),play (with), fool (with), alter, monkey (with)

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The mischievous imp diddled (with) the doorknob, trying to open it without a key.

The child diddled (with) his shoelaces, tying and untying them over and over.

The artist diddled (with) the paintbrush, testing different colors and strokes.

The student diddled (with) his pen during the exam, nervously tapping it on the desk.