hidy

[hahy-dee]

interjection

South Midland U.S.

1. howdy (used as a greeting).

Example Sentences

“Hidy, Elsie, them flares sure are lookin’ good, that’s for sure,” they’d say.

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“Hidy, Miss Eggers,” he said, tipping an imaginary hat and sliding into the southern West Virginia vernacular.

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Hidy and Howdy, the valium-addled anthropomorphic polar bears chosen to represent those Olympics, would be more at home at an off-brand Saskatchewan amusement park than the world’s greatest showcase of cold-weather athletics.

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Two adorable polar bears wearing identical cowboy outfits, Hidy and Howdy were the first dual mascots for the Games.

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The brother and sister duo were named to represent the region’s well-known hospitality, with Hidy being an extension of “hi” and Howdy named after the Western American greeting.

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