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diddly-squat

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NOUN
  1. a small worthless amount
    you don't know jack

How To Use diddly-squat In A Sentence

  • For one thing, their kids will get all the money, and the poor world will get diddly-squat.
  • Everything you have ever learnt about putting one foot in front of the other and moving forward counts for diddly-squat. Times, Sunday Times
  • It looks as though you're eating diddly-squat, but you end up carbo-loading like a triathlete before the race.
  • In truth, we know diddly-squat about what is just around the corner in terms of earnings, let alone what will happen over the long term.
  • The strawberries are cheap, even though they have travelled across the continent, because the pickers are paid diddly-squat.
  • Lobbying the state legislatures to change the pay structure has done diddly-squat.
  • When I left Huckleberry I went back to Fife and it didn't matter diddly-squat what you did or if you played well.
  • Kind of makes up for doing diddly-squat over the weekend, I feel.
  • Voting for these Bozos ain't gonna change diddly-squat - it's all more of the same.
  • I'd seen far too many T.V. shows to even think that that would do diddly-squat.
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