Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
diddley
noun
/ˈdɪdli/

Definition
A term often used to mean ‘nothing’ or ‘zero’, sometimes implying something insignificant.

Examples
- I know diddley about car mechanics.
- He hasn’t done diddley since he got that promotion.

Meaning
Diddley refers to a lack of value or importance, suggesting that there is nothing of substance.

Synonyms
- nothing
- zero
- naught
- zip