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1 tiddly
tr['tɪdlɪ]2 (small) pequeñito,-a'tɪdli['tɪdlɪ]ADJ (compar tiddlier) (superl tiddliest) (Brit)1) (=drunk) alegre, achispado, tomado (LAm) *2) (=tiny) pequeñito, pequeñín* * *['tɪdli] -
2 tiddly
adj. inf. (compar. tiddlier, superl. tiddliest) 1. поднапиен2. ситен, мал -
3 tiddly
См. также в других словарях:
tiddliest — adj. blotto, very drunk, plastered, tipsy, besotted tid·dly || tɪdlɪ adj. (British Slang) somewhat drunk, tipsy; little, small … English contemporary dictionary
tiddly — tiddly1 adjective (tiddlier, tiddliest) Brit. informal slightly drunk. Origin C19 (asnoun denoting an alcoholic drink): perh. from sl. tiddlywink, denoting an unlicensed public house. tiddly2 adjective (tiddlier, tiddliest) Brit. informal little; … English new terms dictionary
tiddly — Ⅰ. tiddly [1] ► ADJECTIVE (tiddlier, tiddliest) informal, chiefly Brit. ▪ slightly drunk. ORIGIN perhaps from slang tiddlywink, denoting an unlicensed public house. Ⅱ. tiddly [2] ► … English terms dictionary
tiddly — 1. adj. (tiddlier, tiddliest) esp. Brit. colloq. slightly drunk. Etymology: 19th c., earlier = a drink: orig. unkn. 2. adj. (tiddlier, tiddliest) Brit. colloq. little … Useful english dictionary
tiddley — tiddly UK [ˈtɪd(ə)lɪ] / US or tiddley UK / US adjective Word forms tiddly : adjective tiddly comparative tiddlier superlative tiddliest British informal 1) slightly drunk 2) very small … English dictionary
tiddly — UK [ˈtɪd(ə)lɪ] / US or tiddley UK / US adjective Word forms tiddly : adjective tiddly comparative tiddlier superlative tiddliest British informal 1) slightly drunk 2) very small … English dictionary
