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- noun Plural form of
piddler .
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Examples
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Punctual people know too well the unfair advantage of dawdlers, diddlers and piddlers: One late person can dictate the schedule of many colleagues.
I'm Not Really Late, 2007
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The carpenters, Washington said, were notorious piddlers; and not a slave about the mansion house was worthy of trust.
American Negro Slavery A Survey of the Supply, Employment and Control of Negro Labor as Determined by the Plantation Regime Ulrich Bonnell Phillips 1905
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In fact, they were largely, perforce, a class of piddlers; and like piddlers everywhere more indispensable than any other element of the community.
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They are piddlers upon merit, beggars at the door of accomplishment, thieves of livelihood, envy coddling tax lice applauding themselves for giving away other people's money.
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They are piddlers upon merit, beggars at the door of accomplishment, thieves of livlihood, envy coddling tax lice applauding themselves for giving away other people's money.
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They are piddlers upon merit, beggars at the door of accomplishment, thieves of livelihood, envy coddling tax lice applauding themselves for giving away other people's money.
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