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Padiddling

Padiddling is the act of spinning an object on the pad of a finger. This differs from most spinning tricks due to the active circling motions needed to keep an object spinning. The most common objects used by padiddlers are cafeteria style lunch trays and flying discs, but books, frying pans, magazines, pillows, and even laptop computers are also popular.

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Padiddling

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Avg. degree1.71
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Padiddling → act of spinning an object on the pad of a finger

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spinning object used padiddlers john finger frisbee act pad differs tricks due active circling motions needed keep common objects cafeteria

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Padiddlingis aact of spinning an object on the pad of a finger0.90text

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