Define Tiddles Meaning

Tiddles
a small amount of something. derived from the word tidbit...

person #1: "are you tired"
person #2: "just a tiddles"
By Tamma
Tiddle
The dot on top of a lower-case letter i.

Don't forget to put the tiddle on your lower-case i's.
By Meris
Tiddle
A childish way to say urinate used for young children espeacily in potty training

By Kerri
Tiddles
A term referring to small breasts.

On Jeff Dunham's Very Special Christmas Special, Peanut said: "If they're small, they're tiddles."
By Leese
Tiddle
adjective: it is a cross between a tad and a little, meanning a bit.

"ah man its chilly outside"
"yeah, just a tiddle"
By Jemie
Tiddles
Tiddles is the name of a dog that lives in Rhode Island. People usually laugh at her name, but soon come to adore it.

Stranger: "What a cute dog, what's her name?"

Owner: "Her name is Tiddles"

Stranger: "Ha, no really, what's her name?"

Owner: "It's Tiddles."

Stranger: "?!?!"
By Avrit
Tiddle
Is a slang term that defines 1/8 of a whole or total.

"Bro give me a tiddle of that weed."
"Her titties are a tiddle the size of your ex girlfriend's."
By Liuka
Tiddle
A mythical cryptid creature depicted in traditional German folklore.Described by Lutherian monks as “extremely grotesque in figure with rodent and goblin like qualities”. The tiddle is known to roam the pine woods of Germany and has been spotted on multiple occasions, the most notable case in 1925 when it was supposedly shot dead by a German farmer (ended up being a hoax in order to gain money during the German Great Depression). The tiddle is said to have lured children by small German villages by enchanting them with asweet German dessert known as Karamellscheibe. In 1895 there was a strange and mysterious case of a young 8 year old girl vanishing and never being seen again, with reports of a squealing like disturbance in the local forest. The mystery of the tiddle is a strange tale with its last known sighting being in a swampy lowland near dusseldorf in July 2018 by French hikers who claim the squealing\screeching sound was uniquely profound and caused their ear drums to rupture

Cologne folklore song from the 1600s: tiddle tiddle versteck deine Kinder im Wald versteck deine Kinder im Sumpf!
By Melantha
Tiddle
tiddle; another word for little, little bit, a little

“That’s a little much” —
yea just a tiddle”
By Willi
Tiddled

I've had a few pints and now I'm tiddled
By Marni