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didder |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb didder is
to rattle or shiver.
didder |
bidder |
As a verb didder
is to rattle or shiver.
As a noun bidder is
someone who bids, eg at an auction.
diddler |
didder |
As a noun diddler
is a person who diddles; a cheat.
As a verb didder is
to rattle or shiver.
diddier |
didder |
As an adjective diddier
is (
diddy).
As a verb didder is
to rattle or shiver.
dodder |
didder |
As a proper noun dodder
is a river in ireland, a tributary of the liffey.
As a verb didder is
to rattle or shiver.
widder |
didder |
As a noun widder
is .
As a verb didder is
to rattle or shiver.
kidder |
didder |
As a noun kidder
is one who kids, or teases light-heartedly or
kidder can be (informal) a kidderminster (carpet).
As a verb didder is
to rattle or shiver.
didder |
vidder |
As a verb didder
is to rattle or shiver.
As a noun vidder is
a person who creates fanvids.
didder |
ridder |
As a verb didder
is to rattle or shiver.
As a noun ridder is
one who, or that which, rids.
nidder |
didder |
As verbs the difference between nidder and didder
is that
nidder is to keep down or under while
didder is to rattle or shiver.
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