diddley Antonyms
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Meaning of diddley
Wordnet
diddley (n)
a small worthless amount
diddley Sentence Examples
- Bo Diddley, the legendary blues musician, was known for his distinctive guitar playing style.
- I didn't understand a diddley about the complex scientific theory the professor was explaining.
- After hours of practice, he still couldn't play a diddley on the piano.
- The new employee didn't contribute diddley to the team's project.
- Despite her efforts, the chef couldn't fix the dish, and it tasted like diddley.
- The student claimed to have studied all night, but his performance in the exam showed he knew diddley.
- The old car broke down, and now it won't start for diddley.
- The comedian's jokes fell flat, and the audience didn't laugh at diddley.
- My computer crashed, and now I can't retrieve diddley from the lost files.
- The weather forecast predicted rain, but we didn't see diddley drop from the sky.
FAQs About the word diddley
a small worthless amount
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Bo Diddley, the legendary blues musician, was known for his distinctive guitar playing style.
I didn't understand a diddley about the complex scientific theory the professor was explaining.
After hours of practice, he still couldn't play a diddley on the piano.
The new employee didn't contribute diddley to the team's project.
