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[celticleather]

old timer.... i have heard it all my life, i can use it in a sentence being diagaroity

to someone, but i really don't know what it means

The Online Dictionary says:

Diddly-squat

Noun

1. a small worthless amount;

"you don't know jack"

(synonym) jack, diddlysquat, diddly-s**t, diddlys**t, diddly, diddley, squat, s**t

(hypernym) small indefinite quantity, small indefinite amount

Pay your money and take your pick!

[Jordan]

Those dang diddlys are always squatting and the tiddlys are always winking......heheheh... Old is a state of mind, started learning about 2-3 yrs ago and at 54 still learning...... mostly to mind my peas and cues

[Luke Hatley]

ISIN'T THIS A GREAT PLACE.........

[oldtimer]

ISIN'T THIS A GREAT PLACE.........

Didn´t expect to learn two more english words that have no real substance on this forum- but I´ll never forget them, and I´ll use them on a daily basis from now on, I promise !

Thank you! / Knut

[mendedbowl]

when my son was 3 years old, he pronounced that word "ditta-wee squatch" ...i nearly fell out of my chair...

[tonyc1]

Didn´t expect to learn two more english words that have no real substance on this forum- but I´ll never forget them, and I´ll use them on a daily basis from now on, I promise !

Thank you! / Knut

Fair dinkum?

Tony.

[oldtimer]

Fair dinkum?

Tony.

Fair dinkum will be fine! I´ll have two, please!

[Wyvern]

to the forum. Watch, read, learn. No one is too old!