| It was no big deal loading the program, and I diddled around with it for an hour or so. |
| I seem to recall she was the one who diddled me out of 10 quid some time back. |
| South Asia, where many people are illiterate, ignorant of their rights, and thus easily diddled, is the home of this system. |
| He was diddled out of his legacy, started with nothing but red ink in Adelaide, and now owns half the world. |
| Henry may have fiddled and diddled, but at least he did not go out of his way to slag off an entire nation. |
| We fought World War Two for three struggling years while you diddled about not sure whether to trade with or bomb the Germans. |
