Sc. and north. dial. Also widdil, wuddle. [app. f. next.] Commotion, bustle; disturbance, trouble; strife, contention.
1786. Burns, Ep. to Major Logan, iii. To cheer you through the weary widdle O’ this wild warl’.
1825. Jamieson, s.v., They had a widdil thegither.
1847. J. Halliday, Rustic Bard, 326. This wearifu’ world’s a wuddle o’ care.
