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dinky-di
/ ˌdɪŋkɪˈdaɪ /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dinky-di1
C20: from dinkum
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Example Sentences
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“The larrikin trade union leader who perhaps had sufficient common sense and intelligence to tone down his larrikinism to some extent and behave in a way that a prime minister should if he’s going to be a proper representative of his people, but who, in the end, is essentially a dinky-di Australian.”
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