Diddely-way Edit Meaning

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Originally 'Diddely Way', a street in Llanfairfechan, North Wales, the name was adopted as a war cry by an ancient Essex tribe, namely the 'Myland Massif' circa AD 2004. It should ideally be shouted, whilst under the influence of alcohol at passers-by, inanimate objects and each other. It roughly translates into English as 'I am the bearer of the fork, but not the broth'. May also be said 'diddely-wayooo' depending on the time of day.

"Let us galavant freely in this field, whilst consuming cheap cider and the budget alternative to WKD"

"To that, good sir, I say diddely-wayyyyo"

See diddely-way, way, massive, massif, drunk