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Perfect Stranger Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
[idom question] pickle diddle
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Do you often use this idiom: pickle diddle? Is it a common expression? What does it actually mean? Does it have something to do with... complications?
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Do you often use this idiom: pickle diddle? Is it a common expression? What does it actually mean? Does it have something to do with... complications?
Thanks
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Perfect Stranger Do you often use this idiom: pickle diddle? Never. Perfect Stranger Is it a common expression?
- Perfect Stranger Do you often use this idiom: pickle diddle?
- Never.
- Perfect Stranger Is it a common expression?
- I've never heard it, either.
- Perfect Stranger What does it actually mean?
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Perfect StrangerDo you often use this idiom: pickle diddle?Never.
Perfect Stranger Is it a common expression?I've never heard it, either.
Perfect StrangerWhat does it actually mean?No idea; it's not in the dictionaries, and googling calls up only a restaurant name.
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Here's the paragraph I found that expression in:
Looking at a map of the metro system in Shanghai, with all of its 16 lines as of April 2015 (and counting), and still expanding on its existing 337 stations, can seem a bit like a badly rolled up yarn. Making any sense of it, let alone finding your destination can be a real pickle diddle. To help you figure it all out we've prepared t
Looking at a map of the metro system in Shanghai, with all of its 16 lines as of April 2015 (and counting), and still expanding on its existing 337 stations, can seem a bit like a badly rolled up yarn. Making any sense of it, let alone finding your destination can be a real pickle diddle. To help you figure it all out we've prepared t
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All I can say is that it looks very slangy. All he meant was 'a real pickle'.
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