doodlel (dodl)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 114
A trifler; a simple fellow. [Provincial.] doodle (dö'dl), v. i.; pret. and pp. doodled, ppr. doodling. [Prob. supposed to be imitative, but IMG:content-3037.png:[blocks in formation] in fact due to the comp. doodle sack , q. v.] Το drone, as a bagpipe. Scott , Old Mortality. doodle sack (dödl-sak), n. [ dudelsack , a bagpipe, dudeln , play on a bagpipe ( In an early stage of society slavery is the doom of the prisoner of war; it is often the legal doom of the criminal. E. A. Freeman , Amer. Lects., p. 180. dudlió, play on a bagpipe, bagpipe. = E. sack1 .] A
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