Twiddling your thumbs is quite simple and can be very entertaining. First you stick your arms slightly out in front of you and interlock your fingers. Then while kepping your fingers interlocked you turn your thumbs in a circular motion. Congratz! You are now twiddling!
"I twiddled my thumbs."
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twiddle your thumbs
c.1540, "to trifle," of unknown origin; of the fingers, first recorded 1676. Fig. phrase twiddle one's thumbs "have nothing to do" is recorded from 1846; to twirl one's thumbs in the same sense is recorded from 1816. So the origins of the word is most likely unknown, but it is suggested to be circa the mid 1500's. Hope this helps SOURCE: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=twiddle
Because of the long wait, the nervous Kalan was resinged to twiddling his thumbs.
These are some of the things peole do to let you know they are bored:yawn,sigh,sleep,roll their eyes,twiddle thumbs,rap fingers,look at watch
One occupation that wouldn't be good for a person who is all thumbs would be a tailor.
You can't become better at something without practicing it. That means, play Smash Bros and get used to the controls and gameplay, and eventually you'll get better. Otherwise, twiddle your thumbs.
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You don't know because he gave up -- the question is used in encouraging kids to keep trying. "X famous person never gave up. Y famous person never gave up. Oliver Twiddle Dee Who is He? You don't know 'cause he gave up."
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Dunno, it's just a saying lolActually, it refers to being absent-minded. It's derived from the twin characters Twiddle Dee and Twiddle Dum, who were dumb, in the classic Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.