Today I was mailing an Abell whistle to someone and the postal clerk, as required, asked whether it was liquid, organic, etc. and then asked whether it was packed well or should be marked “fragile.” I jokingly said it’s an Abell Irish flute (I gave up long ago trying to explain “whistle”) and has a life of its own. This definitely 100% Irishman retorted “Oh, you play that weedley-weedley music.”
Just a moment I had to share.
Best,
Philo
Waddly-weedley-woodly-widdly-waddly-weedley-wüüdly. 
Did you tell him you played more that jigs?
That’s the way I play it: very WEEDILY 
or WEIRDLY 
I play it diddly diddly. But more often rooty valooty. And a little bit of woodly woot.
In another context, “weedly-weedly” means blindingly fast, spandex-flavored, soulless but technically flawless guitar soloes by hair metal bands. AKA “Shredding.”
I think I’m a diddly person though.
I think I am a who the hell cares person. 
Puts a new meaning into “going postal”.
I think I’m really more of a doodler … than anything else !!
Have a Great Day And Fun Whistling !!
What exactly does spandex taste like?
Spandex tastes like Entemans cakes. Actually, if you compare the list of ingredients in said cakes, they are almost identical to the composition of polypropylene ski underwear. 
Philo
I dunno - probably sweaty.
especially after a full-on-get-down weedly-weedly! :roll:
Wormdiet wrote
In another context, “weedly-weedly” means blindingly fast, spandex-flavored, soulless but technically flawless guitar soloes by hair metal bands. AKA “Shredding.”
No, I must correct you on this - the term you refer to is actually “widdly widdly”. I hope Ive stopped you embarrasing yourself with this again in the future.
Mark
NOt to raise a “whinge” about it, but perhaps that is true in the Old World. It isn;t true here in God’s Country!!