diddle out of



diddle someone out of something

to cheat someone into giving up something. The boys diddled the old man out of a few bucks. He was diddled out of his last dime.
See also: diddle, of, out

diddle something out of someone

Sl. to get something from someone by deception. We diddled about forty bucks out of the old lady who runs the candy shop. They diddled Larry's last dime out of him.
See also: diddle, of, out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Udi-Hebrew
WhitakerWIT-ə-kərEnglish (Rare)
Konstancjakawn-STAHNTS-yahPolish
Gia-Italian
MadailÉIn-Irish
DutchDUCHEnglish