Definition Conjugation
Definition of didder - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
trembleDated UK move with a trembling motionDated UK
- The leaves diddered in the gentle breeze.
2.
shiverDated UK shake slightly due to cold or fearDated UK
- He began to didder in the cold wind.
Origin of didder
Uncertain, possibly imitative
Examples of didder in a sentence
Her hands diddered with excitement as she opened the gift. The puppy diddered at the sound of thunder. She diddered with fear during the horror movie.
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- French:trembler, frissonner, ...
- German:zittern, schlottern, ...
- Italian:tremolare, rabbrividire, ...
- Spanish:temblar, tiritar, ...
- Portuguese:tremelicar, tremer, ...
- Chinese:颤动, 颤抖, ...
- Japanese:震える, 震え上がる, ...
- Arabic:اِرْتَجَفَ, اِرْتَعَشَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְעוֹד, ...
- Russian:дрожать, задрожать, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтіти, дрижати, ...
- Hindi:कंपकंपाना, कांपना, ...
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