riddle with

riddle someone or something with something

to fill someone or something with small holes, such as bullet holes. Max pulled the trigger of the machine gun and riddled Lefty with holes. The police riddled the wall with holes trying to shoot the escaped convict in the house.

riddle with

1. To pierce something in many places, especially with bullets or some other projectile: The troops riddled the side of the tank with gunfire.

2. To be permeated with some kind of puncture or hole. Used in the passive: The side of the house was riddled with bullet holes.

3. To be permeated in many places by something, especially by flaws. Used in the passive: That report was riddled with errors.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Dubaku	-	Western African, Akan
FerİDun	-	Turkish
Makar	-	Russian
Dennis	['denis]
Esther	ES-tər (English, Dutch), es-TER (French)	English, French, Spanish, Dutch, German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Jewish, Biblical, Biblical Lati
Easter	['i:stə]