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  • 111diddly squat — ☆ diddly squat n. Slang DIDDLY (n. ) diddly squat adj. * * * …

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  • 112doodly-squat — /doohd lee skwot /, n. Slang. a minimum amount or degree; the least bit (usually used in the negative): This coin collection isn t worth doodly squat in today s market. Also, diddly squat. [prob. euphemistic var. of DOODLY SHIT, DIDDLYSHIT; see… …

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  • 113diddly squat — n American nothing at all, or something very insignif icant, petty or small. Diddly is a nursery term akin to tiddly. The word has been used by adults, alone or in conjunction with other nursery terms (squat, shit, whoop , doo , etc.) to express… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 114diddly (squat) — n American nothing at all, or something very insignif icant, petty or small. Diddly is a nursery term akin to tiddly. The word has been used by adults, alone or in conjunction with other nursery terms (squat, shit, whoop , doo , etc.) to express… …

    Contemporary slang

  • 115diddly-squat — [ dɪdlɪˌskwɒt] (also doodly squat) pronoun [usu. with negative] N. Amer. informal anything at all. Origin 1960s: prob. from US sl. doodle excrement + squat in the sense defecate …

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  • 116diddly-squat — American, informal nothing at all. What does he know about the South? Diddly squat! The lyrics in his songs aren t worth diddly squat it s the melodies that make you feel good …

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  • 117diddly-squat — did′dly squat or doodly squat. n. Slang. cvb sts diddly • Etymology: 1960–65, amer.; prob. euphemistic var. of diddlyshit …

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  • 118doodly-squat — doo•dly squat [[t]ˈdud liˌskwɒt[/t]] n. Slang. cvb diddly squat …

    From formal English to slang

  • 119cop a squat — tv. to sit down. □ Hey, man! Come in and cop a squat. □ Cop a squat and crack a tube …

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  • 120diddly squat — ☆ diddly squat n. Slang DIDDLY (n. ) diddly squat adj …

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