fid·dle-de-dee (f d l-d -d )interj. Used to express mild annoyance or impatience. [From fiddle.] |
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| Hoppity Pop with its odd shapes and circus calliope music, the folkloric Fiddle-de-dee and La poulette grise and the experimental Loops still stand the test of time as do the marvellous jazz shorts Boogie-Doodle and Begone Dull Care which co-star, respectively, the pianistic talents of Albert Ammons and Oscar Peterson. |
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