Piddle
11piddle — pid|dle [ˈpıdl] v [i]informal to ↑urinate piddle around phr v to waste time doing things that are not important …
12piddle — 1) vb British to urinate. A childish or humorous sounding word, this is nonetheless one of Britain s oldest non respectable words in current use. 2) n British urine or an act of urination. Piddle is etymologically related to puddle and to… …
13piddle — [[t]pɪ̱d(ə)l[/t]] piddles, piddling, piddled VERB To piddle means to urinate. [INFORMAL] …
14piddle — informal verb 1》 urinate. 2》 (piddle about/around) spend time in trifling activities. 3》 [as adjective piddling] pathetically trivial; trifling. noun an act of urinating. ↘urine. Derivatives piddler noun Origin C16: prob. from a blend of piss …
15Piddle — Sp Pidlas Ap Piddle L u. Jungtinėje Karalystėje (Anglijoje) …
16piddle — I. /ˈpɪdl / (say pidl) phrase (piddled, piddling) piddle along (or about), to do anything in a trifling or ineffective way; dawdle. {frequentative form with le; stem uncertain} II. /ˈpɪdl / (say pidl) Colloquial – …
17piddle around — ˌpiddle a ˈround ˌpiddle a ˈbout british [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they piddle around he/she/it piddles around present participle piddling around …
18piddle about — ˌpiddle a ˈround ˌpiddle a ˈbout british [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they piddle around he/she/it piddles around present participle …
19piddle away — verb waste time; spend one s time idly or inefficiently • Syn: ↑piddle, ↑wanton, ↑wanton away, ↑trifle • Derivationally related forms: ↑trifling (for: ↑trifle) …
20Piddle Brook — The Piddle Brook is a watercourse in Worcestershire; two villages, North Piddle and Wyre Piddle lie along its course before it joins the River Avon near Pershore. A small brewery about a mile away named itself after the nearby brook, with its… …
