How To Use diddly-squat In A Sentence
- We are making money out of an asset that otherwise would be doing diddly-squat.
- This regulator has failed the Irish aviation industry and is wasting taxpayers' money doing diddly-squat.
- In the developer lexicon, the word security - standing for a pain-in-the-butt speed bump that doesn't do diddly-squat for functionality - came to have no relevant place.
- Now with email am I supposed to type for hours and still get diddly-squat?
- In respect of getting rid of the private prison in Auckland there has been absolutely none - diddly-squat.
- Just because my blood happened to be on a note in my neighbor's yard (albeit, dead neighbor) means diddly-squat.
- Squatting brings to mind that thing that dogs do before they do their dog's do; squat also means ‘short and thick, dumpy’ according to my dictionary; and diddly-squat is a more colourful phrase for naff all.
- I now know that whether you win or lose is really all about luck, and that studying all the form books in all the world won't get you diddly-squat - unless fortune is in your favour.
- Blogs may be hip and trendy, but they don't do diddly-squat for most people's businesses.
- They forget that these browser things are just tools, and browsers are just windows onto the web, so a graceful XUL framework means diddly-squat to the innocent punter.
