tiddly

noun, adj — 3 senses

tiddly

noun

/ˈtɪd.li/

1

Slang An alcoholic beverage.

As far as he could tell, except for her evening ‘tiddlies’, two rather hefty drinks taken ‘neat’ without the diluting benefit of water or ice, his mother had very nearly stopped her drinking.2002, Pat Patterson, SpiritPath, iUniverse, →ISBN, page 429:
Well, hell, I figured we’d just save that money, get us a few tiddlies at Fat Ernst’s instead.2010, Jeff Jacobson, Wormfood, Medallion Press, →ISBN, page 54:

1 more example

JC heard him remark, “I need a bit of the tiddly my dear. It’s been a hard day.” Tiddly, hm, must be an English drink?2012, Johnny Mack Hood, Cannibal Caper, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 101:

Synonyms: bevvy, libation, tipple

tiddly

adj

1

Somewhat drunk

Synonyms: tiddled, tipsy, tozy-mozy
Related terms: tiddlywinks

tiddly

adj

1

Colloquial tiny; little

Jeff wouldn't slow down, not even a tiddly bit.

Synonyms: diddy, minute, teensy
Derived terms: tiddliness, tiddlywink

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