- didicoi
- ['dɪdɪkɔɪ](also diddicoy)noun (plural didicois) dialect a Gypsy or itinerant tinker.OriginC19: perh. an alt. of Romany dik akei 'look here'.
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didicoi (diddicoy, diddyguy, did) — n British a gypsy or a half gypsy. The word derives from the Romany didakeis, meaning the offspring of a marriage between a full blooded gypsy and an outsider. The word, which can be spelt in many ways, is often used in country districts to… … Contemporary slang
didicoi — n. (also didakai, diddicoy) sl. a gypsy; an itinerant tinker. Etymology: Romany … Useful english dictionary
did|da|koi — «DIHD uh koy», noun. = didicoi. (Cf. ↑didicoi) … Useful english dictionary
didakai — var. of DIDICOI. * * * didakai, didakei see didicoi … Useful english dictionary
did — n British a form of didicoi … Contemporary slang
diddy — I. n 1. British a fool. A lighthearted term of abuse, heard particularly in Scotland and the north of England. 2. British a didicoi 3. Irish the penis II. adj British small, cute and appealing … Contemporary slang
diddicoy — See: didicoi … Contemporary slang
diddyguy — See: didicoi … Contemporary slang
diddicoy — noun variant spelling of didicoi … English new terms dictionary
diddicoy — Noun. A gypsy. Also spelt diddicoi and didicoi. Orig. Romany/dialect … English slang and colloquialisms
