cut a dido



cut a dido

To play a mischievous trick. The name possibly refers to Queen Dido, founder of Carthage, who asked the natives for as much land as could be covered by a bull's hide. She then cut the hide into thin strips to gain more land. Billy cut a dido today when he pulled my chair out from under me when I went to sit down.
See also: cut, dido

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Zhelimir-Medieval Slavic (Hypothetical)
DobrosŁAwadaw-braw-SWAH-vahPolish
SifSEEF (Norse Mythology)Norse Mythology, Danish, Icelandic
Damla-Turkish
VÍTorVEE-toor (Portuguese), BEE-tawr (Galician)Portuguese, Galician
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