Re: A spelling question
Posted by David FG on June 15, 2005
In Reply to: Re: A spelling question posted by bob on June 15, 2005
: : I would like to know how to spell the phrase: La-D-Da or La-T-Da. We are in a ladies group and we just named ourselves the "La-D-Da Sisters", but we are now having a difference of opinion if we spelled the phrase correctly. Some think the phrase has a "T" and some think it has a "D" in the middle. What is correct? : According to the dictionary, "t" will not be served: : la-di-da also la-de-da : adj. Informal : Affectedly genteel; pretentious. : interj. : Used to express disdain for something viewed as pretentious. La-di-da is far and away the most usual spelling in the UK. An odd thing to call yourselves; it's not often seen as complimentary. DFG
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