subs. (American).—1. Nonsense; FLUMMERY (q.v.).
2. (nautical).—A sea-dainty.
1884. G. A. SALA, in Illustrated London News, 19 July, p. 51, col. 2. I suppose that when the friendly skippers GAM (q.v.), they feast on FLUMMADIDDLE, a dish composed, I am given to understand, of stale bread, pork fat, molasses, cinnamon, allspice, and cloves.
