toodle
/ˈtuːdəl/Definitions
1. verb
to make a series of short, silly, or playful actions, especially in a comical or teasing manner.
“The children toodled around the playground, laughing and chasing each other.”
2. noun
a silly or playful action, especially one that is comical or teasing.
“The toodle of the kitten chasing its tail was adorable.”
3. verb
to make a soft, humming or droning sound, especially with the mouth or a musical instrument.
“The violinist toodled a gentle melody on her instrument.”
4. noun
a soft, humming or droning sound, especially one made with the mouth or a musical instrument.
“The toodle of the flute was soothing and calming.”