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Definition of tiddly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- After two glasses of wine, she felt a bit tiddly.
2.
- She bought a tiddly little hat for the doll.
Expressions with tiddly
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become slightly drunk from drinking alcohol
We might get tiddly at the party tonight.
Origin of tiddly
British slang, tiddly (slightly drunk)
Examples of tiddly in a sentence
Feeling tiddly, he decided to call it a night. He found a tiddly button under the couch. The tiddly kitten fit in the palm of her hand.
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- French:éméché, minuscule, ...
- German:angetrunken, winzig, ...
- Italian:alticcio, minuscolo, ...
- Spanish:achispado, diminuto, ...
- Portuguese:levemente embriagada, minúsculo, ...
- Chinese:微醉的, 微小的, ...
- Japanese:ほろ酔い, 小さな, ...
- Arabic:سكران قليلا, صغير جداً, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁכּוֹר קְלִיל, זָעִיר, ...
- Russian:слегка пьяный, крошечный, ...
- Ukrainian:підпилий, крихітний, ...
- Hindi:हल्का नशे में, बहुत छोटा, ...
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