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| gud·dle [ gúdd'l ] |
noun (plural gud·dles) |
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mess: a state of untidiness or confusion, or an untidy place
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intransitive verb (past and past participle gud·dled, present participle gud·dling, 3rd person present singular gud·dles) |
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to fish with hands: to use the hands to catch fish by groping under the water from the banks of a river
 guddling for trout
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