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Definition of addle
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Addle (v. t. & i.) To make
addle;
to grow
addle;
to
muddle;
as, he
addled
his
brain..
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Addled
::
Addled
(imp. & p. p.) of Addl.
Waddle
::
Waddle
(v. i.) To walk with short
steps,
swaying
the body from one side to the
other,
like a duck or very fat
person;
to move
clumsily
and
totteringly
along;
to
toddle;
to
stumble;
as, a child
waddles
when he
begins
to walk; a goose
waddles..
Awl
::
Awl (n.) A
pointed
instrument
for
piercing
small
holes,
as in
leather
or wood; used by
shoemakers,
saddlers,
cabinetmakers,
etc. The blade is
differently
shaped
and
pointed
for
different
uses, as in the brad awl,
saddler's
awl,
shoemaker's
awl, etc..
Spaddle
::
Spaddle
(n.) A
little
spade.
Addle
::
Addle (n.) Lees;
dregs.
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.) The
difference
between
the speed of a screw
steamer
under sail and that of the screw when the ship
outruns
the
screw;
or
between
the
propulsive
effects
of the
different
floats
of a
paddle
wheel.
See
Citation
under Drag, v. i., 3..
Anticlastic
::
Anticlastic
(a.)
Having
to
opposite
curvatures,
that is,
curved
longitudinally
in one
direction
and
transversely
in the
opposite
direction,
as the
surface
of a
saddle..
Twattle
::
Twattle
(v. i.) To
prate;
to talk much and idly; to
gabble;
to
chatter;
to
twaddle;
as, a
twattling
gossip..
Unsaddle
::
Unsaddle
(v. t.) To throw from the
saddle;
to
unhorse.
Waggle
::
Waggle
(v. i.) To reel, sway, or move from side to side; to move with a
wagging
motion;
to
waddle..
Saddle
::
Saddle
(v. t.)
Hence:
To fix as a
charge
or
burden
upon; to load; to
encumber;
as, to
saddle
a town with the
expense
of
bridges
and
highways..
Loriner
::
Loriner
(n.) A maker of bits,
spurs,
and metal
mounting
for
bridles
and
saddles;
hence,
a
saddler..
Straddle
::
Straddle
(n.) The
position,
or the
distance
between
the feet, of one who
straddles;
as, a wide
straddle..
Canoe
::
Canoe (n.) A boat used by rude
nations,
formed
of trunk of a tree,
excavated,
by
cutting
of
burning,
into a
suitable
shape.
It is
propelled
by a
paddle
or
paddles,
or
sometimes
by sail, and has no
rudder..
Saddle
::
Saddle
(n.) A piece of meat
containing
a part of the
backbone
of an
animal
with the ribs on each side; as, a
saddle
of
mutton,
of
venison,
etc..
Bareback
::
Bareback
(adv.)
On the bare back of a
horse,
without
using a
saddle;
as, to ride
bareback..
Stade
::
Staddle
(v. t.) To form into
staddles,
as hay..
Saddlery
::
Saddlery
(n.) The trade or
employment
of a
saddler.
Paddlewood
::
Paddlewood
(n.) The light
elastic
wood of the
Aspidosperma
excelsum,
a tree of
Guiana
having
a
fluted
trunk
readily
split into
planks..
Paddle
::
Paddle
(v. t.) To
propel
with, or as with, a
paddle
or
paddles..
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