Present participle of daddle; the act of moving slowly or wasting time.
Formed by adding the '-ing' suffix to 'daddle,' creating a gerund or progressive form that describes the ongoing action of moving without purpose or urgency.
The '-ing' suffix is brilliantly versatile in English—it works as both a verb form and a noun, which is why 'daddling' can mean both 'he is daddling' and 'daddling wastes time,' a flexibility that many languages don't have.
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