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To get yourself out of the resulting guddle will be very difficult.

It was such a guddle it’s a wonder you could be bothered getting to the garden.

Uncle Dod showed us how to guddle for trout.

1443: You may have heard the curling commentators referring to the word "guddle" just now.

He said: "The voters, I guess, know this is a pretty spectacular guddle.

This is becoming a bit of a guddle.”

If he could guddle a trout-and he could-why not a cat?

Leithen Water is a local favourite for the children who wade, 'guddle' fish (catch fish with hands) and play about in it.

This is a simply gargantuan guddle.

There appears to be a bit of a guddle on Labour’s thoughts on which benefits are symptomatic of a “something for nothing” culture.

It’s a democratic guddle.

(Guddle (Scots): to fish with the hands by groping under the stones or banks of a stream.

Against a St Johnstone team giving it a right go, Rangers were a right guddle.

Half of Scotland has texted in to inform the world that a guddle is Scottish slang for "a mess".

We knew Compaq would be around and it would be a technically healthy upgrade not a guddle.'

New heating system, floor repairs, pipework ... It was quite a guddle, I can tell you.

guddle - to rummage about (Northumberland and parts of Scotland)

TV Review: Diamond geezers in a guddle

I sniffed my fingers again, thinking about Betty and wondering whether I felt like heading down to the crypt to guddle about in the studio.

Over the course of our chat, he launches into a riff on inventing a Scottish version of Google called Guddle.

Rodney went first, heroically hanging around after the car went underwater to guddle about, grab his eighth star, and throw it triumphantly out of the open sunroof.

He had a great love and knowledge of the countryside and used to take us for long walks and teach us about birds and how to guddle trout.

Millar’s garryowen was chased in midfield and Dean Kelbrick pounced on a Gallic guddle to send Thomson sprinting clear.

It is a serious guddle that poses a serious challenge to Miliband's credibility, especially as he prepares to speak at the TUC conference in Bournemouth on Tuesday.

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