TAILIEUCHUNG - Slang and uncoventional english part 32

I thank my fellow language writers and lexicographers who were generous in their encouragement, advice and assistance: Reinhold Aman, a brave and brilliant pioneer, the late Robert Chapman, Gerald Cohen, Trevor Cralle, Jim Crotty, Connie Eble, Jonathan Lighter, Edward MacNeal, Geoffrey Nunberg, Judi Sanders, Leslie Savan and Oliver Trager. | 199 Diddys dig in Diddys noun in the entertainment industry per diems. A back formation from per diem to the initials PD to the initials of rap singer P Diddy us 2004 didee noun a water-closet. Generally used with the Australia 19557 didge noun price or cost A corruption of digits us 1984 didgy noun a dustbin. Glasgow slang UK Scotland 1985 didgy adjective 1 nervous unsettled. Possibly from edgy nerves on edge uk 1999. 2 digital uk Scotland 1985 didi dee-dee verb to leave. From the Vietnamese word di goodbye adapted by US soldiers during the war and made into a verb us 1954 didicoi diddicoi noun gypsy Romany half-breed gypsy uk 1853 didj didg noun a didjeridoo an Australian Aboriginal instrument AUSTRALIA 1919 didn t oughter noun a daughter. Rhyming slang uk 1977 dido noun 1 mischief a prank us 18007. 2 a petty complaint filed against a police officer by a superior us 1958 did you ever did you ever would you believe it uk 1817 die verb 1 to want something very much uk 1709. 2 in roller derby to fall after an extended and dramatic fight us 1999. die for a tie used as a humorous sobriquet for GeneralMacArthur s prediction that the war in Korea would end in a stalemate unless he were given approvalto attack China us 1975. die in the arse die in the bum to failcompletelyAustralia 1975. die on the law on the railways to work the maximum allowed by the Hours of Service Act us 1990. die on your arse of a comedian to fail to entertain uk 2004. die the death of an entertainer especially a comedian to meet with a complete lack of response from an audience uk 1984. die with your boots on to die while in action us 1874. to die for spectacular wonderfulus 1983 die dye noun a diazepam trade name Valium tablet used as an anti-anxiety agent us 1986 die before me used for acknowledging that someone has said exactly what you said at the same time trinidadand tobago 1987 Diefenbaker meat noun canned meat distributed to the poor during the years John Diefenbaker was prime minister .

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