Words Containing IDDL

To steal something.

Past tense of CONDIDDLE.

Third-person singular present tense of CONDIDDLE.

Present participle of CONDIDDLE.

To manipulate manually or in the mind; to fiddle with.

Past tense of DIDDLE.

Agent noun of DIDDLE.

Plural of DIDDLER.

Third-person singular present tense of DIDDLE.

A very small or worthless amount.

Plural of DIDDLEY.

Plural of DIDDLY.

Present participle of DIDDLE.

A small or worthless amount.

A violin, especially when played folk music.

The brown recluse spider.

Plural of FIDDLEBACK.

Past tense of FIDDLE.

Nonsense or exclamation of impatience.

An exclamation of nonsense or rubbish.

The curled young frond of a fern, often eaten as a vegetable.

Plural of FIDDLEHEAD.

A plant with coiled flower clusters resembling a fiddle neck.

Plural of FIDDLENECK.

Agent noun of FIDDLE.

Plural of FIDDLER.

Plural of FIDDLE.

A bow used to play a fiddle.

Plural of FIDDLESTICK.

Wood from Caribbean trees of the genus Citharexylum.

Plural of FIDDLEWOOD.

Iron framework over a ship's stokehole.

Plural of FIDDLEY.

Comparative of fiddly; more fiddly.

Most fiddly; requiring the most careful or delicate handling.

Present participle of FIDDLE.

Plural of FIDDLING.

Requiring careful or delicate handling.

A flat metal surface for cooking food.

Bread cooked on a griddle.

Plural of GRIDDLEBREAD.

A small pancake cooked on a griddle.

Plural of GRIDDLECAKE.

Past tense of GRIDDLE.

Plural of GRIDDLE.

Present participle of GRIDDLE.

A fence-like fish weir or trap.

Plural of KIDDLE.

The central part or point.

A plow that throws soil to both sides of a central furrow.

Plural of MIDDLEBREAKER.

A person of average intellectual or cultural taste.

Past tense of MIDDLEBROW.

Attitudes or qualities characteristic of the middlebrow.

Plural of MIDDLEBROWISM.

Plural of MIDDLEBROW.

A plough with two mouldboards that casts earth to both sides.

Plural of MIDDLEBUSTER.

Past tense of MIDDLE.

The phase of a chess game after the opening.