ପ୍ରତାରଣାରୁ ବଞ୍ଚିତ |,

Verb:

ପ୍ରତାରଣା,

diddled's Usage Examples:

Name Notation Description Drag (half drag or ruff) Two diddled grace notes before a tap, which is usually accented Single drag tap (single drag) Two alternating.

I should have diddled it away with platforms and seats and spittoons for…expectorating businessmen.

Plok: I"ve been diddled again! Software Creations (September 1993).

James Hamilton from the magazine"s RM Dance Update noted it as "gruffy twiddly-diddled".

broad face, and a stanky (Williams) hot (Rudolph) belly That shook when he diddled (McBrayer), like a bowl full of hot sauce (T.

I should have diddled it away with platforms and seats and spittoons for…expectorating businessmen and the flappers that beset them.

Dutch Overbeek family of Calcutta and Cape Town, who Captain Powell had diddled out of an inheritance (see Dundee Evening Telegraph – Saturday 25 May 1901.

"amateur") Ditto Genoa after the city Gonzo (in Italian means "simpleton", "diddled") Humanist (through French from Italian umanista) Inferno (in Italian means.

Only then does he realise he has been "diddled": the money will replace the marriage settlements Hobson refused to provide.

Hamilton from the magazine"s RM Dance Update noted it as "gruffy twiddly-diddled".

only minorly diddled").

Williams approached Marsberg and, with a swerving run, "diddled" him, and scored a try in the corner.

Kahika claimed the election had been rigged and that Advance had been "diddled", and said he feared votes for Advance were not counted because voters.

Synonyms:

retire, manipulate, fiddle, play, toy, put out,

Antonyms:

enable, undercharge, pro, right, tall,