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diddly

[did-lee] / ˈdɪd li /


Example Sentences

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“He wasn’t doing anything — squat, diddly,” Wren Williams said in an interview about his primary opponent.

From Washington Post

It’s even got a name: The diddly squat.

From Washington Post

Aaron Rodgers has stood there and watched, twice, after he’s been stripped tonight and you won’t hear diddly about it.

From Washington Times

And I think that’s a very irresponsible statement by somebody that really doesn’t know jack diddly about football.

From Washington Post

Mr Johnson, who quit after the cabinet backed the so-called Chequers deal, writes in the Daily Telegraph that it would bring "disaster", leaving the UK with "two-thirds of diddly squat".

From BBC