whiddled
whiddled is the simple past and past participle of whiddle.
Meaning of whiddle
Verb
whiddle (third-person singular simple present whiddles, present participle whiddling, simple past and past participle whiddled)
- To inform on someone.
- He said he only wanted one thing — if I'd chuck Gursey out again, in case he went whiddling to the colonel.2003, Brian Penton, The Inheritors, page 475
- To shine.
- Old Noll is whiddling bright, / The dull world is asleep, / 'Tis a high spiced Toby night, / Let's in our saddles leap; […]1845, Lincoln Fortescue, The Life and Adventures of Jack Sheppard, page 429
Questions about whiddled
- What is whiddled the simple past and past participle of?
- Whiddled is the simple past and past participle of whiddle.
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