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- verb Present participle of
diddle .
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Examples
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And in the mouth of a man who heads an aggressive, swaggering, savagely punitive and pigheaded government department, the word "diddling" is depressing beyond measure.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Vicki Woods 2012
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Now, still to come in this half-hour, we ` re going to go in-depth -- serious investigative journalism here -- talking about Diddy and all the name diddling and doodling.
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Suggestion: From the most heinous, select just one for which there is ready proof — one not susceptible of the kind of diddling that has been so prevalent in Washington these past several years.
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The revolt's basic premise, this source said, was that NASA was not ready to fly since "none of the hard recommendations have been met and NASA is 'diddling' with the numbers to make it appear they are working."
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The revolt's basic premise, this source said, was that NASA was not ready to fly since "none of the hard recommendations have been met and NASA is 'diddling' with the numbers to make it appear they are working."
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Weigel was hired by the Post three months ago and continued his previous anti-conservative efforts with an attack on those "anti-gay marriage bigots" and making a joke about Matt Drudge "diddling" an 8-year-old boy.
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'diddling' extending from bottom to top in the organization.
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'diddling' extending from bottom to top in the organization.
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'diddling' extending from bottom to top in the organization.
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'diddling' extending from bottom to top in the organization.
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