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How to spell IDDLY correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "iddly" often, here are some correct suggestions to keep in mind. Firstly, the correct spelling is "idly", meaning in a lazy or aimless manner. Secondly, if you're referring to a small pastry, use "didrily" or "diddly" instead. Double-check your spelling to avoid any confusion in your writing.

List of suggestions on how to spell iddly correctly

  • addle The noise outside the window only served to addle the already confused student's mind.
  • cuddly The dog was so cuddly, I wasn't sure if it was a real dog or not.
  • diddle I am going to diddle around on the computer for a bit.
  • diddly I am Diddly nervous.
  • duly After completing the necessary paperwork, the authorization was duly signed and processed.
  • eddy I don't think that's what you meant by "eddy.
  • fiddle The musician played a beautiful tune on her fiddle.
  • fiddly It is a bit fiddly to make the cake.
  • giddily She giddily skipped towards him.
  • idle I tend to feel bored when I'm idle.
  • idly I idly picked up the magazine and began to read.
  • idol My idol is my grandmother because of her kindness and strength.
  • idols As a young teenager, I had posters of my favorite pop idols all over my bedroom walls.
  • idyll The beautiful countryside was an idyll that she would always cherish in her memory.
  • Italy The Mediterranean coastline of Italy is a beautiful sight.
  • middle I sat in the middle of the couch to ensure everyone had a seat.
  • oddly This shirt oddly fits me.
  • piddle I need to piddle before we leave for the party.
  • piddly I thought the piddly little present I got for my birthday was kind of lame.
  • riddle Can you solve this riddle: what goes up but never comes down?
  • tiddly I need to tidy up the tiddly area of the desk.
  • tidily She organized all her books tidily on the shelf.
  • widely The book was widely read and enjoyed by people of all ages.

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