[f. the verb.] A stride.
1721. Ramsay, Elegy Patie Birnie, xi. How pleasant was ’t to see thee diddle And dance sae finely … With nose forgainst a lass’s middle,… With cutty steps to ding their striddle, And gar them fag.
1835. D. Webster, Sc. Rhymes, 42 (E.D.D.). Losh! he lamps at the rate o’ four yards at a striddle.
