Diddle-Daddle

Wasting time, or trying to delay something.

He always tended to diddle-daddle when he didn't want to leave the house.

by Commander fox. October 15, 2020

Dwadler

This word means absolutely nothing. It cannot be defined. You just call somebody a dwadler when it seems it would fit the occasion.

Most often used as replacement for 'loser' or 'dumbass'

Kid: "Sup du- *trips*"
Other kid: "hahah! you dwadler!"

by Ryan Geoffrey Palmer October 2, 2007

daddle

to relax or chill on something or to dabble in an art form.

im just daddlin.

yo lets daddle on a bluntskeezer.

by schudacris May 14, 2009

dwiddle dum

A person who is dumb.

An example of a dwiddle dum is Maddie Moore.

by dwiddle dee March 4, 2011

dwardle

When one wanders aimlessly through the house and bumps into doorframes.

I have all these random bruised because I dwardle so often.

by onedaydadsaid December 22, 2018

Daddles

Daddles is an 1800's term meaning 'hands'. Though it may not really be necessary to have a slang term for hands, Victorians clearly enjoyed changing it up a little occasionally.

“Make sure you wash your daddles before we eat.”

by C L G January 31, 2021

Dwadle

To have sex with your “friends with benefit”

He’s probably ditching us to dwadle with that Cindy girl he’s been hooking up with.

by SEF March 3, 2022