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Relating to, belonging to, or typical of dadaism, a style of early 20th-century art, literature, music, or film that went against accepted ideas of what is beautiful or good art and used humour and the absurd (= things considered silly or that make no sense)

A follower of dadaism or an artist who produces work in the dadaist style

One's father.

To shake, tremble; to totter.

One's father.

The hand or fist. frequently in "tip us your daddle": ‘give me your hand’.

To pass or spend time idly or frivolously; to move slowly, to dawdle.

The hand or fist. frequently in "tip us your daddle": ‘give me your hand’.

To pass or spend time idly or frivolously; to move slowly, to dawdle.

The hand or fist. frequently in "tip us your daddle": ‘give me your hand’.

To pass or spend time idly or frivolously; to move slowly, to dawdle.

The hand or fist. frequently in "tip us your daddle": ‘give me your hand’.

To pass or spend time idly or frivolously; to move slowly, to dawdle.

Rotten or decayed wood; a piece of rotten wood; a rotten tree or log. also formerly more fully "†daddock wood".

Especially of wood: decayed, rotten; soft or weak with decay; (sometimes more generally) spoiled with moisture, mouldy.

One's father.

Designating a lead or other apparatus used to guide a young child when walking, as "†dading-sleeve", "dading-string".

The lower part of the wall of a room, below about waist height, when decorated differently from the upper part.

Of the nature of a dado; (of a wall or room) provided with a dado.

The lower part of the wall inside a room, when this is painted a different colour or covered in different paper from the upper part

The lower part of the wall of a room, below about waist height, when decorated differently from the upper part.

One's father.

Ingenious, intricate, and confusing.

Relating to or denoting an ancient greek (chiefly dorian) sculptural style of the 7th century bc.

A craftsman, considered the inventor of carpentry, who is said to have built the labyrinth for minos, king of crete. minos imprisoned him and his son icarus, but they escaped using wings which daedalus made and fastened with wax. icarus, however, flew too near the sun and was killed.

(in ancient greek belief) a divinity or supernatural being of a nature between gods and humans.

(in ancient greek belief) a divinity or supernatural being of a nature between gods and humans.

A daffodil.

Silly; mildly eccentric.

Silly; mildly eccentric.