[dip-see-dood-l] 
| 1. | a quick dipping, sliding motion of the body, as made by ball carriers in football to evade tacklers. |
| 2. | an act, movement, etc., to confuse, evade, or distract the attention of an opponent or competitor. |
| 3. | shady dealings; chicanery. |
| dip·sy-doo·dle (dĭp'sē-dōōd'l) intr.v. dip·sy-doo·dled, dip·sy-doo·dling, dip·sy-doo·dles Informal To move in or follow a zigzag course: "the narrow trail . . . dipsy-doodled through the brush until it finally reached the river" (Pete Bodo). [Alteration of dipsy-do, baseball term to describe motion of a screwball, from dip.] |
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