A clever form of the otherwise not at all clever word "anywho." Anywhoodles is used where terms such as anyway and so are used to indicate either a transition or a return to a main
point following a digression or a distraction.
It is used to great effect aloud when spoken in a stuffy British accent and followed by unusually technical or formal language.
Anywhoodles was coined in 2008 by Emily in
Sofia,
Bulgaria.
"Anywhoodles, according the the American
Law Institute's Restatement (Third) of Products
Liability, the three categories of
product defect are: manufacturing defect, design defect, and inadequate warning or instruction."