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diddy

Diddy vs Drake - What's the difference?

diddy | drake |


As an adjective diddy

is (uk|informal) very small, tiny.

As a proper noun drake is

, notably of (1540-1596).

Terms vs Diddy - What's the difference?

terms | diddy |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective diddy is

(uk|informal) very small, tiny.

Diddy - What does it mean?

diddy | |

Riff vs Diddy - What's the difference?

riff | diddy |


As an acronym riff

is .

As an adjective diddy is

(uk|informal) very small, tiny.

Diddy vs Diddly - What's the difference?

diddy | diddly |


As an adjective diddy

is very small, tiny.

As a noun diddly is

a small amount of no worth.

As an interjection diddly is

a written representation of a trill sound.

Biddy vs Diddy - What's the difference?

biddy | diddy |


As a proper noun biddy

is a diminutive of the female given name bridget.

As an adjective diddy is

(uk|informal) very small, tiny.

Middy vs Diddy - What's the difference?

middy | diddy |


As a noun middy

is a midshipman.

As an adjective diddy is

very small, tiny.

Diddy vs Kiddy - What's the difference?

diddy | kiddy |


As an adjective diddy

is (uk|informal) very small, tiny.

As a proper noun kiddy is

.

Diddy vs Daddy - What's the difference?

diddy | daddy |


As an adjective diddy

is very small, tiny.

As a noun daddy is

father.

As a proper noun Daddy is

one's father.

Fiddy vs Diddy - What's the difference?

fiddy | diddy |


As a numeral fiddy

is (nonstandard|african american vernacular english) fifty.

As an adjective diddy is

(uk|informal) very small, tiny.

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