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Word of the Day – Ridgy-Didge

By March 11, 2021Word of the Day

Ridgy-Didge (adj)

rijee-dij

Genuine, original, or good.

1950s from ridge, an old slang term meaning ‘gold, gold coin’.

Example sentences

“That new idea is ridgy-didge.”

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