† tweetle, v.
By-form or altered form of tweedle. Hence ˈtweetling vbl. n., fiddling.
| 1749 J. Collier in Bamford Dial. S. Lanc. (1854) 72 He's gone Who lov'd the tweetling-trade. 1912 C. Murray Hamewith 5 He wheepled on 't at morning an' he tweetled on 't at nicht. |