英语词汇diddle-的发音释义、词根词缀、结构分析、同源词、词频及词根记忆法-英语词根词缀词典

diddle- in comb.[Connected with diddle v.¹, v.³]diddle-daddle, ‘stuff and nonsense’, ‘fiddle-faddle’: cf. tittle-tattle. diddle-dee, a name for the shrub Empetrum rubrum in the Falkland Islands. diddle-diddle, used to denote the sound of a fiddle, or the action of playing it. diddledum (in 6 -dome), used contemptuously for, or in reference to, something trifling.1523Skelton Garl. Laurel 741 What blunderar is yonder, that playth didil diddil He fyndith fals mesuris out of his fonde fiddill.1599Breton Dreame Strange Effects 17 When thou findest a foole for thy diet, feede him with a Dish of Diddledomes, for I have done with thee.c1670(title of song), ‘Diddle-diddle, or the kind country lovers.’1778F. Burney Diary Sept., Mrs. Thrale. Come, let us have done now with all this diddle-daddle.1797Canning, etc. in Anti-Jacobin No. 5. 19 Reason, philosophy, ‘fiddledum diddledum’.18..Nursery Rime, Hey! diddle diddle! The cat and the fiddle.1847Sir J. C. Ross Voy. S. Seas II. 249 A roaring fire of ‘diddle-dee’ ready to cook our supper.1893Times 27 May 14/1 The open country [Falkland Islands] is clothed with short scrub called diddle-dee (Empetrum rubrum).

diddle- /ˈdɪd(ə)l/ combining form of diddle verb¹ or verb².

DERIVATIVE diddle-diddle noun & interjection (repr.) the sound of a fiddle; the action of playing a fiddle: E16.
diddledum noun a trifling thing L16.

词汇	diddle-
词根词缀	OED SOED diddle- in comb.[Connected with diddle v.¹, v.³]diddle-daddle, ‘stuff and nonsense’, ‘fiddle-faddle’: cf. tittle-tattle. diddle-dee, a name for the shrub Empetrum rubrum in the Falkland Islands. diddle-diddle, used to denote the sound of a fiddle, or the action of playing it. diddledum (in 6 -dome), used contemptuously for, or in reference to, something trifling.1523Skelton Garl. Laurel 741 What blunderar is yonder, that playth didil diddil He fyndith fals mesuris out of his fonde fiddill.1599Breton Dreame Strange Effects 17 When thou findest a foole for thy diet, feede him with a Dish of Diddledomes, for I have done with thee.c1670(title of song), ‘Diddle-diddle, or the kind country lovers.’1778F. Burney Diary Sept., Mrs. Thrale. Come, let us have done now with all this diddle-daddle.1797Canning, etc. in Anti-Jacobin No. 5. 19 Reason, philosophy, ‘fiddledum diddledum’.18..Nursery Rime, Hey! diddle diddle! The cat and the fiddle.1847Sir J. C. Ross Voy. S. Seas II. 249 A roaring fire of ‘diddle-dee’ ready to cook our supper.1893Times 27 May 14/1 The open country [Falkland Islands] is clothed with short scrub called diddle-dee (Empetrum rubrum). diddle- /ˈdɪd(ə)l/ combining form of diddle verb¹ or verb². DERIVATIVE diddle-diddle noun & interjection (repr.) the sound of a fiddle; the action of playing a fiddle: E16. diddledum noun a trifling thing L16.
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