diddle [ˈdɪdl̩] VB trans inf
- diddle
- naciągać [perf naciągnąć]
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Well, closed is fine for the vast majority of people, including myself, who have absolutely no desire to tweak and diddle with a cell phone or pad.
www.geek.com We need something modern and current and not a faux oirish diddle dee aye sing along that no one will ever vote for.
www.breakingnews.ie At a more subtle level, it also gives you the option to diddle threat communications.
breakingdefense.com Diddle would wave and throw the towel during games, and the concept was adopted by fans of the college.
en.wikipedia.org And when you diddle interest rates to make money cheaper than it ought to be, you're going to get some action.
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