did·dle 1 
(dĭdl)
(dĭdl)tr.v. did·dled, did·dling, did·dles
Slang To cheat; swindle: "The Swiss have special laws for people who diddle hotels" (John le Carré).
[Perhaps akin to Old English dydrian, to deceive, or from variant of dialectal doodle, fool, simpleton; akin to Low German dudeldopp.]
diddler n.
- rest on laurels
- rest on (one's) laurels
- rest on one's laurels
- restoration
- restorative
- restorative justice
- restoratively
- restore
- restorer
- restrain
- restrainable
- restrained
- restrainedly
- restrainer
- restraining order
- restraint
- restraint of trade
- restrict
- restricted
- restrictedly
- restricter
- restriction
- restriction enzyme
- restrictionism
- restrictionist