How Do You Use Taradiddle in a Sentence?
He Said That I Had Sent a Policeman After Him, and I Tell Him in This House, That Is a Cold, Deliberate, Disgraceful Taradiddle. I Ain't Denying You've a...
He said that I had sent a policeman after him, and I tell him in this House, that is a cold, deliberate, disgraceful taradiddle. I ain't denying you've a healthy American awareness of English taradiddle, sir.
How do you use Taradiddle?
- Well; never mind, I accept the responsibility, and will create even another taradiddle. ...
- This taradiddle I invented to account for the look of my hands. ...
- We would like to do so, of course; but our sense of truth revolts against the enunciation of such a taradiddle.
What is meant by Taradiddle?
taradiddle \tair-uh-DID-ul\ noun. 1 : a trivial or childish lie : fib. 2 : pretentious nonsense. Examples: "The time came when she not only told her taradiddle about having 'hunted quite a lot,' she even came near believing it." — George Orwell, Burmese Days, 1934.
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