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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
didn't/ˈdɪdnt/

▶contraction did not.

'didn't' also found in these Oxford entries:

blind - bother - clever - didn't - double negative - drift - especially - half - mind - ought - sell - should - single - straw - thankfully - to - twopence - use - worthwhile

Forum discussions with the word(s) "didn't" in the title:

...didn't see it coming.
'didn't want /like' it
'regret we didn't meet earlier'
'Sorry I didn't answer earlier' or 'Sorry I haven't answered earlier'?
“There's me thinking you didn't have it in you.”
(I didn't pay for) "the dinner" or "dinner"
>> Topic summary: Negative forms of used to: Didn't use to/ didn't used to/ used not to/ usedn't to/ usen't to/ never used to
<As, because, cause, since> he came late, we didn't talk.
<From, since> January <to, until> April Diego didn't clean his room.
"Hasn't expected" or "Didn't expect"
"He could've succeeded in business, just that he didn't...
"I didn't know you have a kid"
"I didn't say I knew it" (double past in the same sentence)
"I didn't sleep, nor/niether was I in work"
"I didn't think you did" or "I thought you didn't"
"I just aparated, didn't I?"
"I wish I didn't ask it", "I would hug him if I was there"
"It didn't hurt that ~~~"
"She wouldn't come" or "She didn't want to come"?
"That was a joke when I said I didn't speak English"
"That was a joke when I said I didn't speak English"
A and B didn't/Neither A nor B
A colloquial expression of "I didn't offend you after all"
A friend of mine invited me to her place but I didn't go..
a person who didn't receive diploma
Almost didn't: Is there anything more commom/idiomatic?
America Online didn't help matters
And almost all things he is charged with he didn't do (word order)
and I didn’t know how stable that made him
Anybody / somebody didn't
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