strip "pididdle," anyone?

[Dennis R. Preston]

Now that p/fa(r)- variants have been listed, I am struck by the
similarity of this apparent prefix to the augmentative ka/e(r)-
prefix ),KABOOM, kerflop, which Fred Cassidy wrote about many years
ago (though the 'p' replacement for 'k' seems odd.

I am also struck by the phonetic resemblance to the Red Skelton bogus
hillbilly character "Clem Cadiddlehopper".

dInIs



>>What! No "fadiddle" variants?
>
>dInIs
>
>>PIDIDDLE: a car with one functioning headlight.  Also, a roadtrip game
>>that
>>rewards the player who spots the pididdle first.  In my father's day,
>>the winner
>>got a kiss.  But these days, there's a variant called "strip pididdle."
>>Shouldn't
>>"pididdle" be in the OED?