English to Latin Meaning of twiddle - twiddle

Twiddle :

twiddle

noun

verb

Twiddle :: twiddleTwiddled :: twiddledTwiddles :: uolitantTwiddling :: twiddling

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Definitions of twiddle in English

Noun(1) a series of small (usually idle
Verb(1) turn in a twisting or spinning motion(2) manipulate, as in a nervous or unconscious manner

Examples of twiddle in English

(1) With darker or lighter, this is easily done at the twiddle of a knob.(2) one twiddle of a button(3) The evolutionists just give the knobs of the ├ö├ç├┐mechanism├ö├ç├û a twiddle here and there to ├ö├ç├┐explain├ö├ç├û the data.(4) ├ö├ç├┐This is what I normally do,├ö├ç├û he says, twiddling his locks to show the effect he's after.(5) My dad started, twiddling his fingers nervously.(6) Melanie dropped her bags and twiddled her fingers nervously.(7) She nervously twiddled her fingers together, looking completely uncomfortable.(8) If I'd been wearing a tie, I'd have started twiddling it and doing slow burns to an unseen camera.(9) Every single news organisation is critical of him and his band of thumb twiddlers .(10) Pachinko is a vertical pinball game where one feeds little steel balls into the top of the machine, and tries to manipulate their passage down the machine by twiddling a knob, in order to win├ö├ç┬¬ more balls.(11) He did twiddly things with his fingers while I was still plodding away without phenomenal skill, but with enormous, infectious passion.(12) They are brilliant at their best, overindulgent and far too twiddly at their worst.(13) Their natural sense of adventure and competitiveness is channelled into ├ö├ç├┐action├ö├ç├û computer games - although all the action involved is sitting on your bum, twiddling your fingers.(14) The production is functional but uninspiring, the knob - twiddlers unwilling to sail into any waters that might look dangerous or - perish the thought - exciting.(15) I slouch down in my seat, twiddling my fingers nervously.(16) He twiddled a button on the collar of his navy blue shirt.

(1) twice a week ::

bis in hebdomade

(2) think twice ::

cogitare bis

(3) twice a day ::

bis in die

(4) once or twice ::

semel neque bis

(5) twice daily ::

bis cotidie

(6) twice as much ::

quod bis tantum

(7) twice as many ::

bis ut multis

(8) twice as ::

quod bis

(9) once bitten twice shy ::

bis fugax cum percussi aspicerent sanabantur

(10) twice the amount ::

bis moles

Synonyms

Verb

1. turn ::

rursus

2. fiddle with ::

fiddle cum

3. swirl ::

volu

Different Forms

twiddle, twiddled, twiddles, twiddling

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