See Also: fuddle(1)(dictionary)
fuddle(2)(dictionary)
fuddle(dictionary)
toil(1)(dictionary)
toil(2)(dictionary)
toil(3)(dictionary)
toil(4)(dictionary)
toil 1, verb(dictionary)
toil 2, noun(dictionary)

fuddle(1) (iou) and toil(4) (iou)


fuddle(1) (iou)



fuddle noun. slang. L17.
[from the verb.]
Drink, liquor, booze. L17-E18.
Intoxication, drunkenness. M18.
Confusion, muddled state. E19.
T. E. Webb He rushed aboutVain was his frenzied fuddle.
A drinking-bout. E19.
on the fuddle out on a prolonged spell of drinking.

toil(4) (iou)



toil verb2 trans. arch. & dial. L16.
[from TOIL noun2.]
Trap or enclose in toils; drive (game) into toils; fig. entrap; dial. set (a trap).