noun
General Slang
divvy
· noun · scouse
An idiot, a fool — affectionate or savage depending on tone.
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An idiot or fool. One of the all-time Scouse classics. Can be playful ('ya divvy') when ribbing a mate, or genuinely cutting when aimed at someone you actually think is thick. Spread well beyond Liverpool but the city owns it.
“Ya divvy, you've put the milk in the cupboard again.”
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As an adjective: stupid, daft, ridiculous. Describes the behaviour rather than the person.
“That was a properly divvy thing to do.”
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divvy In A Sentence
Ya divvy, you've put the milk in the cupboard again.
That was a properly divvy thing to do.
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What does divvy mean?
Divvy means an idiot or a fool — it can be affectionate or savage depending on the tone.
How do you use divvy in a sentence?
"Ya divvy, you've put your jumper on inside out."
Is calling someone a divvy offensive?
It's usually light and affectionate between friends, but tone matters — it can sting if said harshly.
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