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tiddy

/ˈtɪdi/

tiddy noun: the European wren. Also the alternative form of diddy.

Noun

tiddy (plural tiddies)

  1. (UK, dialectal) The European wren.

Proper noun capitalized: Tiddy

Tiddy

  1. A minor river in south-east Cornwall, England, which joins the River Lynher.

Also used as

tiddy is also the alternative form of diddy.

tiddy is also the alternative spelling of titty.

Forms of tiddy

Noun
pluraltiddies
Adjective
comparativetiddier
superlativetiddiest

Origin of tiddy

From English dialects with the flapping phenomenon.

Words formed from tiddy

Phrases with tiddy

Words that rhyme with tiddy

Questions about tiddy

What does tiddy mean?
Tiddy means the European wren.
What part of speech is tiddy?
Tiddy can be a noun or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce tiddy?
Tiddy is pronounced /ˈtɪdi/.
What is the plural of tiddy?
The plural of tiddy is tiddies.

Words near tiddy in the dictionary

  1. tiddlywinker
  2. tiddlywinkers
  3. tiddlywinking
  4. tiddlywinks
  5. Tidds
  6. tiddy
  7. tiddy oggies
  8. tiddy oggy
  9. tide
  10. tide day
  11. tide days

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