Definition of diddums in English:

diddums

exclamationˈdɪdəmz

British informal

Used to express commiseration to a child or, ironically, to an adult.
乖乖（用于表示对孩子的同情）
Example sentencesExamples
- Trust me, diddums, nobody wants to make it a blockbuster night.
- ‘Awww, well here you go diddums, you can have a free go’ she threw the ball at him, causing him to smile confidently when he caught it.
- Unfortunately, it's not on This Is London, but gems included her having to move from Islington to a ‘£200,000 flat in Ladbroke Grove’ - aww, diddums!
- Aaah the poor diddums couldn't churn out more his tedious rubbish because he was worried about climate change and the polar bears disappearing!
- Not surprisingly, once in the poor diddums discovers that it's all a lie and wants out.
- Max may not say, ‘There, there, diddums, Mummy kiss it better.’
- Ooooh, diddums, we'll just have to wrap them up in cotton wool, little precious darlings!
- The real question, runs the argument, is how the poor diddums English will manage.
- All right, then, let's have the standard reaction: ah, diddums, poor millionaires, did you work a whole four months?
- Oooh, did Daddy not give you enough pocket money this week - diddums!

Origin

Late 19th century: from did 'em, i.e. 'did they?' (tease you, do that to you, etc.).

词汇	diddums
释义	Definition of diddums in English: diddums exclamationˈdɪdəmz British informal Used to express commiseration to a child or, ironically, to an adult. 乖乖（用于表示对孩子的同情） Example sentencesExamples Trust me, diddums, nobody wants to make it a blockbuster night. ‘Awww, well here you go diddums, you can have a free go’ she threw the ball at him, causing him to smile confidently when he caught it. Unfortunately, it's not on This Is London, but gems included her having to move from Islington to a ‘£200,000 flat in Ladbroke Grove’ - aww, diddums! Aaah the poor diddums couldn't churn out more his tedious rubbish because he was worried about climate change and the polar bears disappearing! Not surprisingly, once in the poor diddums discovers that it's all a lie and wants out. Max may not say, ‘There, there, diddums, Mummy kiss it better.’ Ooooh, diddums, we'll just have to wrap them up in cotton wool, little precious darlings! The real question, runs the argument, is how the poor diddums English will manage. All right, then, let's have the standard reaction: ah, diddums, poor millionaires, did you work a whole four months? Oooh, did Daddy not give you enough pocket money this week - diddums! Origin Late 19th century: from did 'em, i.e. 'did they?' (tease you, do that to you, etc.).
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