Definition of "diddled" [diddled]

• Simple past tense and past participle of diddle. (verb)

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• "He hasn't received any financial help and felt "diddled" because he sees so much abuse of the welfare system by others less in need - you only have to open the newspapers to see where he is coming from."
• "So he leavened justice with mercy, and, having dried her tears with his lips, he found himself in the same position as before, with a mad suspicion tattering through his brain that maybe he had been "diddled" again."
• "So one can say that they 'diddled' while Rome burned?"