Words Ending With DLE

To confuse or muddle.

With one leg on each side of something.

To paddle in a reverse direction.

A minor parish official with ceremonial duties.

To confuse or perplex someone.

To encircle or surround with a girdle.

To confuse or muddle.

To sit or stand with legs on either side of.

A bundle of possessions, as carried by a hobo, or a package of drugs.

A Scottish coin of small value.

An old Scottish copper coin of small value.

Money or wealth, often gained dishonestly.

Headgear for a horse with bit and reins.

Having a streaky or patchy coloration.

To poke or pierce, in dialectal use.

A device for washing crushed ore.

A package of things tied or wrapped together.

The entire collection or group of things or people.

A stick of wax with a wick that burns.

Caress or pet affectionately.

A warm drink for the sick, made with wine or ale and bread or eggs.

To treat with excessive care or indulgence.

To meddle or interfere.

To steal something.

A baby's bed with rockers.

The lever used to turn a crank.

To cower, cuddle, or snuggle closely, often from cold or fear.

To curdle.

To hold close for affection.

To form lumps and separate, as milk turns sour.

To walk unsteadily; totter; dawdle.

Saunter or move unsteadily.

To treat with fond indulgence.

To waste time or move slowly and idly.

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

To tingle or quiver.

An easy task.

An aimless drawing or scribble.

To gradually become smaller or weaker.

To place in or as if in a cradle.

To surround or encircle as with a girdle.

To set on fire or light something.

To play or fiddle with something aimlessly.

A violin, especially when played folk music.

Nonsense or foolish talk.

To touch or stroke lovingly.

A confused or muddled state.

A woman's tight-fitting undergarment that shapes the waist and hips.

A flat metal surface for cooking food.

The area between the anus and genitals.

To catch fish by groping under stones or in mud.

The part of an object designed for holding or gripping.

A loom component with an eye through which warp threads pass.

To waddle or walk clumsily.

To negotiate or bargain.

A tight group of people close together.

A barrier or obstacle, especially one jumped over in a race.

Not active or in use; without purpose.

To interfere or meddle in others' affairs.

A collection or group of things considered together.