diddle造句

They'll diddle you out of your last penny if you give them the chance.

I'm not much of a musician. I just like to diddle around.

Don't diddle code to make it faster—find a better algorithm.

Fraud means fraud others, diddle property or property on the interests of a third party, or get property or property benefit, and cause other belongings loss crime.

A voice rang out clear above the din: "No mention of the twenty per cent wage-cut? They're trying to diddle us!"