tiddler UK
ˈtɪdlər
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Definition of tiddler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
tiny kidRareUKsmall child, often undersizedRareUK
  • The tiddler played happily in the garden.
kid tot youngster
2.
aquaticRareUKsmall fish found in freshwater or saltwaterRareUK
  • The child was excited to catch a tiddler in the lake..
fry minnow
3.
importanceRareUKperson or thing considered unimportantRareUK
  • In the business world, he's just a tiddler.
nobody small fry
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  • tiddler: small fish found in freshwater or saltwater
    small fish found in freshwater or saltwater

Origin of tiddler

English, tiddly (small) + -er (noun suffix)

Examples of tiddler in a sentence

  • A tiddler wandered into the room, looking curious.
  • Fishermen often catch tiddlers in the shallow waters.
  • Aquariums sometimes have tiddlers in their display tanks.
  • Compared to giants in the industry, our company is a tiddler.
  • In the vast ocean, this fish is merely a tiddler.

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  1. French:gamin, petit poisson, ...
  2. German:Knirps, kleiner Fisch, ...
  3. Italian:piccoletto, pesciolino, ...
  4. Spanish:pequeñín, pez pequeño, ...
  5. Portuguese:miúdo, peixinho, ...
  6. Chinese:小不点, 小鱼, ...
  7. Japanese:小さな子供, 小魚, ...
  8. Arabic:طِفْل صَغِير, سَمَكَة صَغِيرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְטַנְטַן, דַּגִיג, ...
  10. Russian:малыш, маленькая рыбка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:малюк, маленька рибка, ...
  12. Hindi:छोटा बच्चा, छोटी मछली, ...
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