Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To use triflingly; squander: piddle away one's time.
- v. To spend time aimlessly; diddle.
- v. Informal To urinate.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To deal in trifles; spend time in a trifling way or about trifling or unimportant matters; attend to trivial concerns, or to the small parts rather than to the main; trifle.
- To pick at table; eat squeamishly or without appetite.
- To make water; urinate: a childish word.
Wiktionary
- n. An act of urination.
- n. To waste time; often used as a euphemism for piss and followed by away.
- v. To urinate.
GNU Webster's 1913
- v. To deal in trifles; to concern one's self with trivial matters rather than with those that are important.
- v. To be squeamishly nice about one's food.
- v. To urinate; -- child's word.
WordNet 3.0
- n. liquid excretory product
- v. waste time; spend one's time idly or inefficiently
- v. eliminate urine
Etymologies
- Origin unknown.
Examples
“No, I had to remember them then I had to rewrite them and now it's past midnight and I can't sleep in because I have to have the dog at the vet in the morning because currently his piddle is the colour of rust and no, now that you mention it, the words I rewrote aren't precisely what I had before, although they're close, and I'm really really pissed about it because I'm terrified I've left out a really important bit but can't remember because the words were too new and hadn't sunk into my brain.”
“Webster's definition of "piddle" is simply to dawdle, putter or urinate (but we won't go there).”
“First they are afraid of a terrorist who can't do any harm and then they are afraid this terrorist will let the cat out of the bag and tell the whole world what cheney authorized and the piddle widdle bush went along with ...”
“At least he is taking a family vacation, not using our tax revenue to go piddle on his "ranch".”
“It also begs the question, did someone piddle on your Birkenstocks here?”
“The tie breaker in the Senate goes to the comedian, so we can just sit back now and watch what the Democrats do with their small election majority and watch them piddle it away until they are defeated in 2010.”
“What I am wondering is if you have a person has a deer blynd and feeder and a few times throughout Feb - September they go out to their blynd to 'piddle around' (paint the stand, clean the inside, mess with their feeder changing throwing times, batteries, etc, mess with their game camera - and anything else they have out there in the off season).”
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“I don't care if every Mac product comes with a magic button on the side that makes it piddle gold coins and resurrect the dead.”
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“Hey Jim, why do fell the need to piddle on the question?”
“A government team would piddle around in a training area until the wheels came off of a U.S. well, while a private contractor would be doing real situations around the world on a much more regular basis and probably be a lot better atit.”
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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘piddle’.
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Old Western Slang
a hog-killin' time, a lick and a promise, according to Hoyle, ace-high, all down but nine, arbuckle's, at sea, back down, balled up, bang-up, bazoo, bear sign and 210 more...
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Silly-sounding words
Serious words that sound silly when you say them
philosophunculist, argy-bargy, Labradoodle, shittah, shittim, floccinaucinihili..., succedaneum, honorificabilitud..., fag-ma-fuff, buffarilla, yazzihamper, mammothrept and 140 more...
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CCle
all those wonderful Britsy words that end with a double consonant followed by 'le'
doddle, bobble, dibble, whiffle, waffle, diddle, piddle, jiggle, straggle, boggle, fiddle, skeedaddle and 122 more...
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Noodle and such
noodle, ladle, middle, model, muddle, addle, paddle, piddle, dreidel, toddle, poodle, streudel and 16 more...
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[Open] Frequentative
“A verb which denotes the frequent occurrence or repetition of an action, as . . . waggle from wag.” — Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia.
Other examples include bobble (bob), bustle (b...dartle, stutter, agitate, dabble, waggle, aid, argue, daunt, expect, excite, espouse, dictate and 77 more...
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•Specific Wee, Or Sounds Like Specific Wee But ...
I'm making this list under duress by bilby. See comments on Specific Excrement and May or May Not Be Specific But Definitely Is Not Excrement.
If you really want to see them, I mean.inspissate, pissabed, premarin, lotium, wee, epistle, piston, haematuria, melanuria, fairy piss, piscina, pissant and 25 more...
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vile, so vile!
the bad, and the ugly...
moist, wet, ointment, chunk, saliva, damp, lick, runny, piddle, salivate, clammy, crust and 4 more...

chained_bear In tiddlywinks, "a delicate shot in which a squopped wink is gently freed." Also to chip or carve out. Aug 27, 2008