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diddly-squat

[ did-lee-skwot ]

noun

Slang.
  1. a minimum amount or degree; the least bit (usually used in the negative):

    This coin collection isn't worth diddly-squat in today's market.



diddly-squat

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pronoun

  1. informal.
    usually used with a negative anything

    that doesn't mean diddly-squat

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Origin of diddly-squat1

Probably euphemistic variant of diddlyshit
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“China’s the second-largest economy in the world, and we get diddly-squat from China,†or very little, he added.

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That certainly seems to be what Trump is doing, but The Donald doesn’t care diddly-squat about the Squad, even if, as a bonus, it has siphoned the juice from his Democratic challengers.

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“The fact that Michael Cohen is going to jail is proof positive to me that he doesn’t have diddly-squat in terms of legality or illegality on Trump.â€

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“Now they want to throw this tradition away. If early civilizations hadn’t used vellum, our understanding of history would be diddly-squat!â€

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Evangelicals alone aren’t enough to push someone over the top, which is why the winner of the Iowa caucus doesn’t predict diddly-squat about the eventual outcome.

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