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Definition of tiddler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The tiddler played happily in the garden.
2.
- The child was excited to catch a tiddler in the lake..
3.
- In the business world, he's just a tiddler.
Images of tiddler

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