Ive had the dingus apart, and if anybody knows about its insides I do.
The French telephone resembles a dingus for curling the hair.
The whistles high frequency waves also awakened Cerberus, the three-headed watch dog, besides actuating The dingus.
I wouldn't be puttin' that dingus on my head for all the colleens in Ireland.
This other dingus was undoubtedly a typewriter—and this small gadget on the desk a stapler.
Miss dingus looked at the small, sandy haired girl with astonishment.
To the only woman on earth who sings base enough, they sends this dingus and the organ-grinder.
And they think you were eccentric in furnishing this room—they think the broad couch and that Japanese dingus are absurd.
"any unspecified or unspecifiable object; something one does not know the name of or does not wish to name," 1876, U.S. slang, from Dutch dinges, literally "thing" (see thing).
noun
[fr Dutch dinges, of the same meaning, essentially ''thing'']
