diddly
ˈdɪdli
diddlies
See also: bugger all (UK)
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Definition of diddly - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
worthless amountSlangUSsmall amount of no worthSlangUS
  • He knows diddly about the subject.
2.
childish slangRareSlangUKpenis in a childish contextRareSlangUK
  • The kids giggled at the word diddly.
pee-pee wee-wee willy
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nothing at all
He knows diddly-squat about the project.

Origin of diddly

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Examples of diddly in a sentence

  • The old gadget is worth diddly now.
  • He laughed when his friend said diddly during recess.
  • The cartoon character used the word diddly in a funny scene.

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  1. French:rien, zizi, ...
  2. German:Pillepalle, Pipimann, ...
  3. Italian:fico secco, pisellino, ...
  4. Spanish:nada, pilila, ...
  5. Portuguese:ninharia, pilinha, ...
  6. Chinese:屁, 小鸡鸡, ...
  7. Japanese:何も, おちんちん, ...
  8. Arabic:لا شيء, اسم طِفْل لِعُضْو الذَّكَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּלוּם, דִּידְּלִי, ...
  10. Russian:ничто, писюн, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ніщо, піся, ...
  12. Hindi:कुछ भी नहीं, डिडली, ...

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