Diddley for Dummies

Alright, kiddo! So, "diddley" is actually a pretty fun word. It can mean a few different things, depending on how you use it. One way to use "diddley" is to describe something that's really small or insignificant. For example, you might say, "I don't know diddley about chemistry," meaning you don't know anything about it at all.

Another way to use "diddley" is in the phrase "diddley squat." This means absolutely nothing or not having anything at all. So, if someone asks, "Did you learn anything in math class today?" and you didn't learn a single thing, you could say, "I didn't learn diddley squat."

Basically, "diddley" is a way to say that something is very little or not important at all. It's a fun little word to use when you want to show that something is really small or unimportant.

So, next time you want to talk about something that's not much or doesn't matter at all, you can say "diddley"! Easy, right? Keep using it in different ways and you'll become a real diddley expert in no time!