adjective
General Slang
ridgy-didge
RID-jee-DIJ · adjective · informal
Genuine, authentic, the real thing.
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Genuine, original or authentic.
“Is that a ridgy-didge Akubra or a knock-off?”
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ridgy-didge In A Sentence
Is that a ridgy-didge Akubra or a knock-off?
Origin & Usage
Australian; probably a playful elaboration of 'ridge' (genuine, from thieves' cant).
Variants
ridgie-didge
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What does ridgy-didge mean?
Ridgy-didge means genuine, authentic or the real thing.
Where does ridgy-didge come from?
It is likely a playful elaboration of 'ridge', an old slang term for 'genuine' from thieves' cant.
How do you use ridgy-didge in a sentence?
For example: 'This is a ridgy-didge antique, not a reproduction.'
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