How to spell PIDDY correctly?
If you've misspelled "piddy" and want to find the right word, here are a few suggestions. "Pity" refers to feeling sympathy or sorrow for someone. "Paddy" can mean a temper tantrum or an Irish person. "Pedi" is short for pedicure. Double-check your intended meaning and choose the appropriate term!
List of suggestions on how to spell piddy correctly
- biddy The old biddy complained about the noise coming from her neighbor's yard.
- eddy The water in the river formed an eddy around the rocks.
- giddy After winning the game, the team was so giddy with excitement that they started jumping up and down.
- kidd
- midday "I prefer to eat my lunch around midday.
- middy
- paddy The farmers were busy plowing the paddy fields.
- piddle My dog likes to piddle around in the backyard.
- piddly The piddly sum of money was barely enough to cover the cost of the repair.
- pied She was wearing a pair of patent leather sandals with a pied strap.
- piety He is known for his piety and devotion to God.
- pity I can't help but feel a bit of pity for her.
- tidy Please make sure to tidy up your room before you go to bed.
