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abbreviationdadədə in combination (in units of measurement) deca-.
determinerdadədə US informal non-standard spelling of the, used in representing speech Example sentencesExamples - I'm wit you bro…fight da man!
- You are da best!
- The lyrics tell all your usual stories of life on da street.
- So I'm askin' you a question, why you write dat stuff about da girls?
noun dɑːdɑ British dialect One's father. I learned the songs from my da Example sentencesExamples - He makes a few bob singing in the pub, accompanied by his da on the fiddle.
- The boy played some tricks on his da just to be getting attention.
- You know your Da is real proud of you.
- For at least a week in the middle of the summer and maybe even two if the weather was good, my da would drop my brother and myself off at the farm.
- They just wrecked the place, taking £300 and stealing my da's watch and two rings belonging to my wife's mother, breaking both our hearts.
- Funny enough, the time I met his Da he didn't take a cup of tea.
- She is considerably more energetic with the camera than her da.
- Perhaps she'll turn out like her Ma, and be a comfort to her Da.
- I remember the days when we got a bike with wheels that fell off after five minutes and your da tells you that Santa must've had a bad elf working for him.
- If my da can't find a parking spot he always blames it on me or my brother.
Origin Mid 19th century: abbreviation of dada1. abbreviationdə in combination (in units of measurement) deca-.
determinerdə US informal Nonstandard spelling of the, used in representing speech. Example sentencesExamples - The lyrics tell all your usual stories of life on da street.
- I'm wit you bro…fight da man!
- You are da best!
- So I'm askin' you a question, why you write dat stuff about da girls?
noundɑdä British dialect One's father. I learned the songs from my da Example sentencesExamples - For at least a week in the middle of the summer and maybe even two if the weather was good, my da would drop my brother and myself off at the farm.
- If my da can't find a parking spot he always blames it on me or my brother.
- She is considerably more energetic with the camera than her da.
- I remember the days when we got a bike with wheels that fell off after five minutes and your da tells you that Santa must've had a bad elf working for him.
- Perhaps she'll turn out like her Ma, and be a comfort to her Da.
- He makes a few bob singing in the pub, accompanied by his da on the fiddle.
- Funny enough, the time I met his Da he didn't take a cup of tea.
- You know your Da is real proud of you.
- They just wrecked the place, taking £300 and stealing my da's watch and two rings belonging to my wife's mother, breaking both our hearts.
- The boy played some tricks on his da just to be getting attention.
Origin Mid 19th century: abbreviation of dada. abbreviationˌdēˈāˌdiˈeɪ 2informal Duck's ass (a man's hairstyle of the 1950s).
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