criddle

1. To rifle through your personal belongings or other peoples stuff, with or without intention. 2.Searching for any type of treasures in discarded items. 3. To steal slyly

Someone criddled my ipod out of my backpack. CriddelCridlelCriddledCriddlerCriddle SackCriddle Stick

by Gnarlburl_Luv December 28, 2011

criddler

A skateboarder who only skates flatground and ledges. (Criddlers can also be seen often skating manuel pads and small sets of stairs. However, a criddler in its truest form, only skates flat and ledges).

"I hate all that 'jump off a building type' skating these days. I'm more of a criddler myself."

by Transworld March 29, 2008

criddle

to mooch off someone. also can be used to describe 'stuff'

'i bought some jellybeans, and jerry was criddling all of them'
'yea he's such a criddler'
'i brought you some criddle from the store'

by emohammers December 10, 2003

to do a James Cridland

to be bossy and overbearing

I've done a James Cridland

by deepfroat April 16, 2003

criddlefolk

A group of old cranksters.

could be possible old carnie folk, criddlefolk but can be any group of folk on meth.

by jt420dub December 27, 2008

cridicule

v. trans. to excoriate and/or denigrate a person or an idea while at the same time mocking him/her or it

n. criticism mixed with ridicule

The Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Commitee cridiculed the Democratic nominee's liberal voting record.

The Republicans subjected the nominee to cridicule.

by Goodmalood July 17, 2009

Cridental

A piece of trash

My sister is cridental and so is my brother.

by Cridental April 19, 2019