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diddly

[did-lee] / ˈdɪd li /


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“That wonderful résumé that you have means diddly squat when that whistle blows in CONCACAF. It’s the great equalizer.”

From Los Angeles Times

“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

Depending on where you live, an iPhone 12 might do diddly for your downloads.

From Washington Post

Wilson is already commanding MVP buzz, which means diddly squat in September, but the changes to Seattle’s offense are real and spectacular, and this team looks like a bona fide Super Bowl contender.

From Seattle Times