What is another word for diddly-squats?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪdliskwˈɒts] (IPA) 
Diddly-squats is a phrase used to describe something that is worth very little or nothing at all. Some synonyms for this phrase include "zilch," "nada," "zero," "nothing," and "jack squat." These words all describe the complete absence of value or significance. Other words that can be used to convey a similar meaning include "worthless," "useless," "empty," "pointless," and "inconsequential." When someone says that something is worth diddly-squats, they are expressing their disappointment or frustration with its lack of value. It can apply to anything from a bad investment to a disappointing outcome, but always conveys a feeling of dissatisfaction.
