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名詞

saddies pl (plural only)

1. (informal, rare) The act or state of being sad; sadness.
   • 1998 March 11, inspace, “emotional crash”, in alt.support.dissociation‎ (Usenet), archived from the original on 13 April 2026:

     sorry the saddies got you bad,, we wishes sumpin we could do for ya, heh, for us, it was a new medication prescribed when i was like hypermania girl, and lo an behold it has workd wonders..

   • 2000 January 7, Anders Eriksen, “NICK CAVE IS MY BOYFRIEND II”, in alt.music.nick-cave‎ (Usenet), archived from the original on 13 April 2026:

     Oh man, I hit the saddies, a few years back myself, but I've always been lonely -that's kinda my style, so to speak, never cared much for company, if they are not truly my friends.

   • 2002 May 31, shinscar, “Boring Mountain bikers like JD”, in alt.mountain-bike‎ (Usenet), archived from the original on 13 April 2026:

     Oh, like I've been so had man by those big bully boys on the net. Mummy, save me from the saddies

   • 2007, Betty Levitov, “Captain Simba and the Stone House Gang”, in Africa on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari (a Bison original), Lincoln, Neb.: University of Nebraska Press, →ISBN, page 80:

     The only time I see a somber face is when we leave, especially saying good-bye to Misha. Without a smile, he looks like a different person. He says, “The saddies coming. The saddies coming in good now.”

   • 2008, Evan Kuhlman, “Cemetery Tales III”, in The Last Invisible Boy, New York, N.Y.: ginee seo books/Atheneum Books for Young Readers, →ISBN, page 110:

     The cemetery was giving him the willies, he said, the absolute creeps, so he quickly left. What a baby. I hardly ever get the willies here, but I do often get the saddies. I drip my tears onto the hill and help the grass to grow.

   • 2009, Peter Temple, Truth, Melbourne, Vic.: Text Publishing, →ISBN, page 352:

     ‘Got the saddies, mate? Out of the rip here, boy. No fear of drowning.’ ‘Just tired.’

語源 2

From saddie +‎ -s.

名詞

saddies

1. plural of saddie