verb
diddle
to have sex with someone
He brags that he diddles his girlfriend every weekend.
Etymology
Diddle has had informal uses for playing about, manipulating, or interfering with something. The sexual sense belongs to that broad group of slang extensions, though its exact first development is uncertain.
More examples
- They spent the weekend diddling each other.
- She admitted that she had diddled her roommate.
- I'm not dating him; I just diddle him occasionally.
Forms
diddle · diddles · diddled · diddling