What is another word for diddly squat?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪdli skwˈɒt] (IPA) 
Diddly squat is a slang term that means "nothing at all" or "very little". Although it is widely used in informal conversations, it is not the only phrase that you can use. There are many synonyms that you can use in your vocabulary to replace diddly squat. Some examples include "zilch," "nada," "zip," "nothing," "zero," and "squadoosh". Other alternatives include "naught," "bupkis," "jack," "goose egg," and "sweet Fanny Adams." Whatever word you choose, make sure it conveys the meaning you intend. Using synonyms like these can help you vary your language and better express yourself in different contexts.
