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twiddle with

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twiddle with something
to play with something; to play with something, using one's fingers; to fiddle with something. I asked Jason to stop twiddling with the pencils. Someone is twiddling with the stereo controls.
See also: twiddle


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Reasons men gave for choosing to twiddle with their control pads rather than opting for romance ranged from partners "being hard to please" to "not being as much fun" as playing computer games.
A Lots of people twiddle with their hair but Trichotillomania is when you pull out the hairs strand by strand.
Sex appeal: Has the innate charm of a TV inspector knocking on your door to ask if he can twiddle with your inside aerial.
 
 
 
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