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
- cockneys
- cockneyyer
- cockneyyest
- cocknier
- cockniest
- cocknified
- cocknifies
- cocknifying
- cockpaddle
- cockpit
- cockpit voice recorder
- cockpits
- cockroach
- cockroaches
- cocks
- cocks a snook
- cocks a snook (at)
- cocks a snook at
- cockscomb
- cockscomb oyster
- cockscomb pyrites
- cockscombs
- cocksfoot
- cocksfoots
- cockshies