tiddler

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tid·dler

noun \ˈti-dəl-ər, ˈtid-lər\

Definition of TIDDLER

British
: a small fish (as a stickleback or minnow)

Examples of TIDDLER

  1. The company is no tiddler.

Origin of TIDDLER

probably from English dialect tiddly little
First Known Use: 1885

Rhymes with TIDDLER

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