
Diddy
British Slang
Used commonly in the UK, 'diddy' adds friendly emphasis to smallness.
He moved into a diddy flat near the market.
Emphasize Petite
'Diddy' often conveys affection or endearment when referring to something small.
Look at those diddy shoes for the baby!
Informal Use
Appropriate for casual conversation but not in formal or academic contexts.
I only need a diddy bit of sugar in my tea.
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