How to spell DIDLY correctly?

The correct spelling for "didly" could be "diddly", meaning a small amount or insignificant. Other possible suggestions could be "dilly", which refers to something being outstanding or excellent or "doodle", meaning to scribble or draw aimlessly.

• daddy
• daily I drink a daily cup of coffee to start my mornings.
• dally
• deadly The snake venom is deadly for humans.
• dial Can you dial the phone number for me?
• Did
• diddle I saw the young girl diddle with her hair while waiting for the train.
• diddly
• dido I had never heard of the singer Dido until recently.
• dill I added fresh dill to my cucumber salad for added flavor.
• Dilly Dilly needs more friends.
• dimly I could only see dimly in the darkness of the room.
• Direly She needed medical attention direly as her condition worsened.
• dirty You're walking across the dirty floor.
• ditty She hummed a ditty as she walked home.
• doily The doily underneath the vase added an elegant touch to the table setting.
• dolly She stars in the new movie " Dolly.
• Dudley " Dudley, the family dog, was always eager to go for walks with the children.
• dully The professor spoke dully and put the students to sleep.
• duly The application was duly approved by the authorities.
• fiddly It's fiddly to connect the wires.
• idle She spends her idle hours reading shopworn romance novels.
• idly She sat idly on the couch, scrolling through her phone without a care in the world.
• oddly Oddly enough, the cat and the dog were playing together peacefully.
• piddly I don't want to waste my time on such a piddly little project.
• tiddly She found herself feeling a little tiddly after just one glass of wine.
• tidily
• tidy I need to tidy up before Caroline comes home.
• widely The book has been widely acclaimed by critics.

Apsolutly

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