<![CDATA[Teedle]]>a [discreet] way of indicating the desire to [masterbate], often used in public places where people might be offended by the indication of [masterbation].

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Definition of teedle

Scottish
: to sing by humming

Scottish National Dictionary (1700–)

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TEEDLE, v. To sing or hum a tune without the accompanying words (Gall. 1824 MacTaggart Gallov. Encycl. 444); to sing in a low tone so that the words are scarcely audible (wm.Sc. 1972). Sc. 1827 Scott Chron. Canongate v.:
Teedling to herself a Highland song. Lnk. 1910 C. Fraser Glengonnar 77:
She began teedlin' to hersel'.

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