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
Abdullah‘ahb-DAH:L-lah (Arabic), ‘ahb-DOOL-lah (Arabic), ahb-dool-LAH (Turkish)Arabic, Turkish, Malay, Indonesian
Bedros-Armenian
Georgoge-OR-goEsperanto
Gwenllian-Welsh
TeÓFilate-O-fee-lahSpanish
Raphael['reifl]