The executive branch of government can nullify the law by purposeful diddling.

The Army still prosecutes for wrongful diddling, and Colonel Kent definitely diddled wrong.

Edgar Allan Poe once wrote an essay entitled "Diddling: Considered as One of the Exact Sciences."

Finally, we should show the Emir and his followers in the Islamic Conference the economic consequences to the diddling of America: a $15-per-barrel oil import fee would re-establish America's oil independence as well as cut our deficit.

The second proposal, from the Blakboxians of Boolywood-Holovard. . . .") On account of all their diddling and punning, the authors' supposed solution to the problem of emergent simplicity is so gimmicky and obscure that it becomes ineffable.

DIDDLING Considered as One of the Exact Sciences by Edgar Allen Poe DIDDLING Hey, diddle diddle The cat and the fiddle SINCE the world began there have been two Jeremys.

But if he's been diddling that girl, it has happened again.

That she would let him diddle her with his big toe?

I had even diddled about with it, for my own amusement.

But he's slick enough to figure out his brother's diddling on the side.

"Let's diddle this piece of code and see if the problem goes away."

He'd been known to make a woman see stars just by diddling her ducks!

And for this reason when a man's diddled we say he's "done."

Beloved diddled her spoon but did not look at him.

I've still got the hard drives to diddle with, see if they hid anything in them.

He did not want anything diddling with his mind!

He turned to the girl he was diddling with his hand.

We diddle around in the novice stage because we're afraid.

"And investors have been diddling them around," the analyst said.

And we don't have time to diddle around with codes.

To go in front of the car of the guy whose wife you're diddling.

"You going to diddle her body while you got the chance?"

It wasn't the same, but I started diddling myself anyway.

Couldn't very well go around saying that the only man in the house was diddling both of them, even if it were the truth.

And I have my doubts that a repair person would be doing anything other than diddling.

"For years, the state has been able to diddle around with this formula because no one else understood it."

"Diddling enough of the pretty girls around these parts?"

Leaving aside the fact they'd diddle around all morning and end up not getting it done."

Jenny, with her hand still diddling herself, moved away from the door as Susie left the room.

But she likes to be diddled just the same?

I reached down and diddled him with my fingertips.