Correct spellings for WIDDLED
- addled The change in his routine had left him feeling addled and confused.
- coddled The child was so coddled by his parents that he couldn't do anything for himself.
- Cuddled The couple cuddled up on the couch, enjoying each other's warmth and company.
- diddled I was going to show you how to do it, but then I got distracted and just diddled around with it.
- Fiddled I fiddled with my phone all morning.
- fuddled After the party, she was fuddled and couldn't remember the name of the guy she danced with.
- Girdled The dragon wore a girdled belt of green and silver.
- huddled The refugees huddled together for protection from the wind and the cold.
- Idled My car has been idled for hours.
- Meddled I wished I hadn't meddled in their arguments.
- muddled I couldn't understand the muddled directions given by my boss.
- Paddled He paddled his canoe down the river.
- Peddled He peddled his handmade jewelry on the streets of the busy city.
- Piddled I feel like I've piddled myself.
- Puddled After merging lanes with another car, I had to puddled up my front end to get through.
- raddled I'm a bit raddled after our trip on the ferris wheel.
- riddled She was riddled with bullets.
- saddled Riding a horse that's saddled properly is very comfortable.
- Sidled The cat sidled up to the mouse, slowly and stealthily, before pouncing on it.
- Swaddled I was swaddled in blankets and placed in my crib.
- Toddled My niece toddled around the room.
- twaddled He was completely twaddled.
- twiddled I twiddled with the tuning knobs on my guitar for hours to find the perfect sound.
- wadded She wadded up the piece of paper and tossed it into the trash.
- waddle The ducklings waddle after their mother as they cross the park.
- Waddled I waddled over to the duck pond.
- waddles This duck waddles along.
- wedded The couple had been wedded for twenty-five years.
- Widened The road was widened to accommodate more traffic flow.
- widowed After her husband passed away, she was left widowed and alone to raise their children.
- wiggled She wiggled out of her handcuffs.
- Willed She willed herself to get out of bed and face the day, despite feeling tired and defeated.
