twiddly's Usage Examples:

From the word twiddly (sometimes spelled Twiddley); curly or decorative, esp.

numerous variables "a daft idea," and felt there were "other unnecessary twiddly bits which obstruct the game rather than adding to it.

" As for the trademark hook, bassist Justin Chancellor said, "The twiddly 'Schism' riff came from fooling around.

was introduced known as the "Model T", which sports a Brompton-style "twiddly knob" on the handlebar stem rather than the cable mechanism.

that more recently has been infused with an almost medieval strain of twiddly folk music of the lutes 'n' flutes variety.

emphatic addition to their list of triumphs, boasting an odd two-fingered twiddly keyboard arrangement and a chorus of truly immense proportions.

James Hamilton from the magazine's RM Dance Update noted it as "gruffy twiddly-diddled".

from Sputnik Music, the magazine described the duo's debut demo EP as "twiddly-diddly post-hardcore [.

Smash Hits wrote that the "ripping floor filler" has "got the samples and twiddly electronoises so necessary for dancefloor success nowadays, but there's.

unleash as many prog-rock cliches as possible: portentous guitar riffs and twiddly bits are interspersed with all manner of atonal wind instruments and sonic.

spiky quartet furnish their usual shouty vocals with grinding riffola and twiddly guitar solos, just as the rest of the post-Linkin Park world are realizing.

had learnt his parts by rote, and had trouble with what he called "the twiddly bits"; The Times commented in 1926 that he "shows more respect for Gilbert's.