dido
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dido /ˈdʌɪdəʊ/
▶noun (pl. didoes or didos) (in phr. cut (up) didoes) N. Amer. informal play pranks.
– origin C19: of unknown origin.
'dido' also found in these Oxford entries:
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didoConcise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press: dido /ˈdʌɪdəʊ/ ▶noun (pl. didoes or didos) (in phr. cut (up) didoes) N. Amer. informal play pranks. – origin C19: of unknown origin. 'dido' also found in these Oxford entries:
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