condiddle
transitive verb
con·did·dle
kən ˈdidᵊl
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal, British
: to make away with secretly : steal, waste
Word History
Etymology
probably from com- + diddle
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- housetrained
- housetraining
- housetrains
- houseward
- housewares
- housewareses
- housewaresses
- housewarming
- housewarmings
- housewife
- housewifeliness
- housewifelinesses
- housewifely
- housewiferies
- housewifery
- housewifey
- housewifish
- housewives
- housework
- houseworker
- houseworkers
- houseworks