- dled
- brin·dled;han·dled;mid·dled;mud·dled;mud·dled·ness;rad·dled;
English syllables. 2014.
dled
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DLED — dedicated loop encryption device … Military dictionary
DLED — Digital Line Encryption Device (Governmental » Military) … Abbreviations dictionary
ad|dled — «AD uhld», adjective. 1. muddled; confused: »an addled brain. 2. rotten: »addled eggs … Useful english dictionary
brin|dled — «BRIHN duhld», adjective. gray, tan, or tawny with darker streaks and spots. ╂[variant of brinded] … Useful english dictionary
dirn|dled — «DURN duhld», adjective. 1. of or like a dirndl. 2. dressed in a dirndl: »You see buzzing factories, garlanded cattle and dirndled girls (New Yorker) … Useful english dictionary
han|dled — «HAN duhld», adjective. furnished with or having a handle: »The bones were so huge that the Stone Age Man who split them had to use a stone axe or some other sharp, handled stone (Science News Letter). handled, combining form. having a handle or… … Useful english dictionary
nod|dled — «NOD uhld», adjective. Informal. having a noddle or head: »idle, empty noddled boarders (Arnold Bennett) … Useful english dictionary
rad|dled — «RAD uhld», adjective. coarsely streaked with red, as if painted with raddle: »raddled cheeks … Useful english dictionary
red|dled — «REHD uhld», adjective. = raddled. (Cf. ↑raddled) … Useful english dictionary
un|bri|dled — «uhn BRY duhld», adjective. 1. not having a bridle on. 2. Figurative. not controlled; not restrained: »unbridled anger … Useful english dictionary
