Pid'dle, v. i.

[This is a different spelling of peddle, or from the same source.]

1. To deal in trifles; to spend time in trifling objects; to attend to trivial concerns or the small parts rather than to the main. [Obs.] Ainsworth.
2. To pick at table; to eat or drink squeamishly, or without relish. [Obs.] Swift.
3. To urinate; to make water;—a childish word.