A compound of
diddle, when used to mean 'toy with', and chide.
1) Meaning to toy with or
mock.
2) To chide in a
light handed or meaningless way.
She scoffed the last of the expensive
chocolate in hidding, but then let him know minutes later with a chocolaty kiss, eliciting, 'you're a little chiddler you are', from him as they both laughed.
After slamming the font
door and hitting his
head, he told told his wife off for having left the front door open in the first place, 'Stop chiddlin me,' she said generously.