How to spell DIDLE correctly?

If you accidentally typed "didle" instead of "diddle", here are some possible correct suggestions. You might have meant "diedle" or "dindle", which are variations of the correct spelling. Another possibility is "fiddle", a word that shares a similar sound and meaning. Remember to double-check spellings to avoid confusion!

• addle The medicine made him addle-headed and unable to focus.
• dale The path through the dale was surrounded by the beauty of nature.
• dandle
• dawdle I don't have the luxury to dawdle, I need to finish this project before the deadline.
• Deidre My Deidre absolutely loved my gift.
• dial I need to get a new Dial phone.
• Dialed The phone rang, and she dialed his number.
• dibble The gardener used a dibble to make holes in the soil for planting the seedlings.
• Did I did not realize that you were still awake.
• diddle I caught my little sister trying to diddle with my phone.
• diddled I was diddled by the guy next to me in math.
• Diddler Diddler is a curious little creature.
• diddles I'm going to make some diddles for my tea break.
• diddly I'm not sure what you're asking for, it sounds like something cute and diddly.
• dido
• dill As a member of the onion family, dill has a strong, pungent flavor.
• Dilly Dilly wants to have a qwilfish for dinner.
• dingle The old dog loved to run around the dingle, chasing after rabbits.
• diode The diode is a useful component in electrical systems.
• dipole I have a dipole antenna for my ham radio.
• doddle The homework was a doddle and I finished it in no time.
• dole The government provided economic dole for those who lost their jobs during the pandemic.
• doodle Can you doodle for me?
• Doyle John " Doyle" conundrum
• dude
• Dudley Dudley was a Dudley Do-Right.
• fiddle The musician played a beautiful tune on his fiddle.
• girdle She wore a snug girdle to control her swelling belly.
• idle He's been idle for too long and needs to find something to do.
• idler I find that going outside is the best way to clear my head and relax, but my idler needs some attention.
• idly She sat idly by as the clock ticked away the minutes.
• middle The book was bookmarked in the middle.
• piddle I need to go potty, so I'll poke around in the dirty piddle pot.
• riddle I spent hours trying to solve the riddle, but couldn't figure out the answer.
• sidle As the stranger approached, she tried to sidle away discreetly.
• tide
• tile I dropped my Tile on the tile-covered floor.
• title Every author wants to write a novel with a great title.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately