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間投詞

skiddly

1. A nonsense word used in musical phrases.
   • 1984, Barbara Wernecke Durkin, Oh, You Dundalk Girls, Can't You Dance the Polka?, page 225:

     Mighty Dundalk's passing by! HYDIE-HEY, HYDIE HO-OH! Hydie-hey, hydie ho-oh! SKIDDLY WIDDLY WADDLY WO!

   • 1961, Shanties from the Seven Seas, page 42:

     Oh, we went up Channel with a new main yard, Ch. Singing skiddly, winkie, doodle all the day!

   • 1996, Ming Ming Chiu, Building Mathematical Understanding During Collaboration, page 39:

     External actions (0N_.) indicate that the speaker is attending to something other than the problem solving activity, for example [looking out the window] or humming a tune "skiddly dee dop, da dee dop, da dee dop."

   • 2005, Peter Cook, ‎Dudley Moore, ‎William Cook, Goodbye Again: The Definitive Peter Cook and Dudley Moore:

     Goodbye, goodbye We're leaving you, skiddly-dye Goodbye,