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Definitions from the WebTerm: DidoPart of Speech: NounSense 1: A female given name of Greek origin. Usage: My friend named her daughter Dido after the famous queen from ancient Carthage. Sample Sentence: Emily and I went to visit Dido yesterday, and she was so excited to show us her new baby. Part of Speech: NounSense 2: An elaborate or practical joke. Usage: My brother pulled a dido on me by pretending to be a ghost in the dark room. Sample Sentence: The students decided to play a dido on their teacher by swapping all the desks around while he was away. Part of Speech: NounSense 3: A short aria or solo passage between longer sections of the same musical composition. Usage: The violinist performed an exquisite dido as part of the symphony. Sample Sentence: The opera singer wowed the audience with her powerful rendition of the dido. Part of Speech: VerbSense 1: To play a prank or engage in mischievous behavior. Usage: Those kids like to dido around the neighborhood, causing harmless but fun trouble. Sample Sentence: The teenagers giggled and planned to dido during the school trip to keep themselves entertained. Related Products: | ||||
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