Translations for „tiddly“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

tiddly <-ier, -iest> [ˈtɪdlɪ] ADJ

1. tiddly inf (very little):

tiddly

кро́хотный

tiddly

ма́ленький

2. tiddly Brit, Aus inf (slightly drunk):

tiddly

пья́ный

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I'd be tiddly by noon and dopey all afternoon.

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This is politics, not tiddly winks.

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This is international sport, not tiddly winks.

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I like her when she's tiddly -- she's funny.

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They dictated that the three-cylinder transverse engine pick-up could be no more than 3.4m long and 1.48m wide, with tiddly 660cc engines.

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This is his last series, and if you can't get tiddly on your tenth series, when can you?

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The tiddly stick is about a foot long, while a second stick is about three feet long.

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Teams until they played us couldn't win a game of tiddly winks.

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Yes, tiny engines have appeared in the past, but they have also put out tiddly bits of power and torque.

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Tiddly, which is also known as piddly, has a lengthy and honoured history in the province.

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