diddy
- adjective
- /ˈdɪdi/
- Baby Talk
:
pequeño
- The puppy is so diddy that everyone wants to hold it.
Like look at this, look at this little Diddy sponge.
- Like look at this, look at this little Diddy sponge.
Examples
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So I'm going to go in with the black coal pencil again and just do a tiny little flick with this Diddy little brush.
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Like look at this, look at this little Diddy sponge.
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She painted a diddy flower in the corner of the canvas.
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His diddy car fits perfectly in the tight parking space.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
So small it can fit in your hand
862
1.0
Young and not fully grown
101
3.6
Very small in size compared with the usual type
78
1.0
Very small in size so you can hold it in one hand
58
8.1
Very small, like a baby mouse
26
7.5
Very small in size or amount
23
5.4
Very small and hard to notice
20
6.8
Very small in size
17
6.3
Very small in a way that seems cute
16
4.6
Very small, almost too small to notice
11
6.9
Very small in size
10
2.0
A little smaller than usual
8
6.3
A very small thing that is much smaller than usual
8
8.6
Very small and often cute, like a tiny kitten
7
7.7
Very small and hard to see
6
2.1
Very small and often looking cute
3
9.9
Small and cute like a tiny cup or kitten
1
7.2
Much smaller than what is normal or expected
Very small and cute in a way that makes people smile
Being small and cute in a playful way, like a tiny puppy or baby
Very small in size or amount
So small that you can hardly see it
An informal word that shows something is small
Antonyms
How Small
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diddy probably comes from old local English or baby talk that meant 'small' or 'little', so a diddy cupcake or hat feels tiny and cute. That's why the adjective diddy means very small or endearing.