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ding-a-ling
(redirected from My Ding-a-Ling)

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ding-a-ling  (dng-lng)
n. Slang
A scatterbrained or eccentric person.
Translations
ding-a-ling [ˌdɪŋəˈlɪŋ] N
1. [of bell, telephone] → tilín m
2. (US) → bobo/a m/f
ding-a-ling
n
→ Klingeling nt; (= fire engine) → Tatütata nt
(US inf: = fool) → Depp m (inf)
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