dan·dle (d n dl)tr.v. dan·dled, dan·dling, dan·dles 1. To move (a small child) up and down on the knees or in the arms in a playful way: "Somebody who was dandled on Queen Victoria's knee must appear an old fogy" (Edward, Duke of Windsor). 2. To pamper or pet. n. Narragansett Bay See seesaw. See Regional Note at teeter-totter. [Origin unknown.] dan dler n. |
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