doddle
- noun
- /ˈdɒdəl/
- UK
- What a doddle.
Examples
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It's a doddle, like driving a Cadillac Fleetwood.
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Faces are a doddle compared to tits and ass.
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Putting up a website for a local business presence, just to have the address on your cards, is a doddle; building a website to earn you money online is not.
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Fortunately, your instructions made sorting it out a doddle.
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Should be a doddle.
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A doddle.
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Crucifixion's a doddle.
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Calculating the tip at a restaurant is a doddle if you just double the tax.
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For someone with experience, assembling that furniture is a doddle.
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The homework assignment was a doddle since we had covered the topic in class.
Synonyms
Something very easy to do
An easy thing to do
An easy task that needs little effort
A task that is very easy to do
An activity that is very easy to do
An easy task that takes little effort
An easy task that you can do without much effort
Easy to do and without problems after it starts
A very easy task that needs little effort
A competition or test that is very easy to pass
Antonyms
How Easy
- UK
Surface Forms
Etymology
Doddle is British slang for a task that is very easy. Its exact origin is uncertain, but a helpful way to remember it is to think of a quick doodle, a simple drawing, because both give the idea of something 'quick' and 'easy', which is why a doddle means an easy job.