diddly AmE potocznie , także: diddley AmE
diddly squat AmE potocznie , także: diddly-squat AmE

They told him nobody else knew diddly either, and to get the hell back to work.

"Some diddly computer virus that makes a few people rich?"

The only information you've got is what I've given you and that isn't worth diddly.

Yes, the wheels are diddly, but that make for fast acceleration.

And none of my guys knew diddly about them.

And there isn't going to be diddly for a crop this fall.

It's not some diddly little seven- image job either.

It doesn't cost you diddly - no tuition increase for my first seven years.

People who know diddly about wizards don't like to give us their names.

He gave me everything they had, which wasn't diddly.

And let's be honest, when the good times were rolling, no one said diddly squat.

As they say in Arkansas, we don't owe you diddly.

She hadn't known diddly about evil or love, but, by God, she'd been finding out.

But if you lose your looks, all the money in the world won't mean diddly unless it can somehow buy them back.

"You don't know diddly about some guy you've met in a bar.

People, you can't lift diddly into space by burning chemicals.

Fiddly diddly stuff isn't going to turn the economy around.

If you knew diddly about Shakespeare, you'd know that he was against "pretentious language."

"But you want me to spirit him away for a while, without knowing diddly about him?"

"I thought we came back to cut crystal, not sit around playing diddly with pencil files."

You try to back out, I'll make sure everyone within a hundred miles knows your word isn't worth diddly."

You keep that in mind before you try to play your diddly games with me."

Diddly squat, even though he is legally obliged to prosecute them.

"It's trying to make a big deal out of something that doesn't matter for diddly," Barbour said.

And let's be honest, when the good times were rolling, no one said diddly squat.

Diddly squat, even though he is legally obliged to prosecute them.

So as usual you have managed to prove the square root of diddly squat.

Bo Diddly Squat is the third member of the team and their top sniper.

He claims his kind have all the answers to everything when he really doesn't know diddly squat.

In other words, he had diddly squat.

All of which means, of course, diddly squat.

This is not a new formulation combining fiddle-faddle and diddly squat.

"Instead, it took them months to get fully staffed, and since then it hasn't done diddly squat."

Face it you know the square root of diddly squat about Macs or Lion.

In the end, anecdotal evidence from selected periods in history doesn't matter a diddly squat.

"Those people don't know diddly squat," said Karl.

Which means diddly squat folks !

They think they know so much, but they don't know diddly squat about us yet."

"Y'know, a grasshopper's brain doesn't know diddly squat about jumping.

As for businesses, faster wifi means diddly squat for tablet and smart phone users.

Diddly squat man.

Have'nt seen or heard diddly squat from Osbourne, I wonder why.

"Diddly squat, after you wade through the technical garbage Sanchez at the lab seems so intent on jamming down my throat.

And the CIA doesn't know diddly squat."

Yet these countries and people are not worth diddly squat, and will be largely igonored during the squabble for economic supremacy.

That was for any amount from nil to £10,000, so not a percentage of what you want transferred - diddly squat then if it's a few thousand.

Diddly squat, used with great force by Justice Thurgood Marshall at the time of his retirement, means "very little" or "hardly anything worth noticing."

After Diddly Squat ended, Mendel moved to Seattle, where he spent four months on the straight edge band Brotherhood.

Florida Straw Poll, like Iowa Straw Poll, means diddly squat.