toodle

English

Verb

toodle (third-person singular simple present toodles, present participle toodling, simple past and past participle toodled)

  1. (US) Alternative form of tootle.
    • 1980, Joe David Bellamy, Moral Fiction: An Anthology (page 40)
      A fat black man in a dirty white suit was sitting on a suitcase toodling on a saxophone.
    • 2009, Carl Lindahl, ‎Maida Owens, ‎C. Renée Harvison, Swapping Stories: Folktales from Louisiana (page 126)
      His daddy was working way back in the woods. So one morning he got ready to go take his daddy his toodling horn.

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