1. past tense of tweedle; to play or produce music in a light, trilling manner
Usage: often refers to high-pitched or delicate musical sounds
2. past tense of tweedle; to manipulate or fidget with something in a casual way
Usage: informal

Examples

• She tweedled a cheerful tune on her piccolo.
• The bird tweedled sweetly from the branch above.
• He tweedled with the radio knobs until he found a clear station.
• The musician tweedled the high notes with remarkable skill.
• She tweedled her fingers nervously while waiting for the results.
• The flute player tweedled through the delicate passage effortlessly.