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defiddle

defiddle verb: to clean up an automatically pixelated artwork so that it looks presentable.

Verb

defiddle (third-person singular simple present defiddles, present participle defiddling, simple past and past participle defiddled)

  1. (transitive) To clean up an automatically pixelated artwork so that it looks presentable.

Forms of defiddle

third-person singular presentdefiddles
present participledefiddling
past participledefiddled
pastdefiddled

Origin of defiddle

de- + fiddle

Questions about defiddle

What does defiddle mean?
Defiddle means to clean up an automatically pixelated artwork so that it looks presentable.
What part of speech is defiddle?
Defiddle is a verb.
What is the past tense of defiddle?
The past tense of defiddle is defiddled.

Words near defiddle in the dictionary

  1. defictionalizations
  2. defictionalize
  3. defictionalized
  4. defictionalizes
  5. defictionalizing
  6. defiddle
  7. defie
  8. defied
  9. defied belief
  10. defier
  11. defiers

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