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Diddle  v. t.  To cheat or overreach. (Colloq.)






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"Diddle" Quotes from Famous Books



... his brief slumber, Lamb sat for some time in profound silence, and then, with the most startling rapidity, sang out—"Diddle, diddle, dumpkins;" not looking at me, but as if soliloquizing. For five minutes he relapsed into the same deep silence; from which again he started up into the same abrupt utterance of—"Diddle, diddle, dumpkins." I could not help laughing aloud at the extreme energy of this sudden ...
— Biographical Essays • Thomas de Quincey

... tipped the guards with brand new fivers, And sang little songs to the engine drivers. 'Twas told to me with great compunction, By one who had discharged with unction A chairman of directors function On the North South East West Diddlesex Junction. Fol diddle, lol diddle, ...
— The Complete Plays of Gilbert and Sullivan - The 14 Gilbert And Sullivan Plays • William Schwenk Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan



Words linked to "Diddle" :   nobble, gip, retire, cheat, victimize, short-change, short, scam, toy, defraud, swindle, rip off, put out, con



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