How to pronounce“twiddle”in English
So there's a temptation to see the universe as a put-up job and to see a divine creator as a divine knob twiddler, who
twiddled these knobs to exactly the right value in order to foreshadow, foreordain, life, perhaps even human life.
I find that a deeply unsatisfying idea because of course it leaves totally unexplained the divine knob twiddler himself.
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Definitions of “twiddle”
To wiggle, fidget or play with; to move around.
“She sat and nervously twiddled her hair while she waited.”
To flip or switch two adjacent bits (binary digits).
A slight twist with the fingers.
“He put away the receiver with a twiddle of pudgy fingers.”
A wiggling movement.
“Why should I agree that a twiddle of skirts from right to left and pointing a toe in one direction mean “He loves me,” while the reverse twiddle and the toe pointed in the opposite direction “He loves me not”?”
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