betwaddled

English

Adjective

betwaddled (comparative more betwaddled, superlative most betwaddled)

1. Alternative spelling of betwattled
   • 1887, Mary Jane Holmes, Gretchen:

     "I told you so! I always thought he was guilty, or knew something about them," Mrs. Frank exclaimed, with a look of exultation on her face as she turned to her husband. "What do you think now of your fine young man, who has been hanging around here after your daughter until she is half-betwaddled after him?"

   • 2009 June 14, Peppypigs [username], “My Eco bedding findings!!”, in Tapatalk‎^[1], ACS Messageboards:

     So I honestly am a bit betwaddled why it's working great for me and not for you guys??!!

Verb

betwaddled

1. simple past and past participle of betwaddle