Used when you want to say the same thing in return to someone, but you can't be arsed to type the full thing. Means 'same here' pretty much.
by Dubstep Froggo August 17, 2012
it seems nobody got the real source yet:
'Ditto' comes from Latin, and means about 'as has been said before'. So most of the other explanations are correct.
'Ditto' comes from Latin, and means about 'as has been said before'. So most of the other explanations are correct.
by Bill Bigfoot April 10, 2007
by JellyDinosaur February 16, 2012
ditto mark: a mark used to indicate the word above it should be repeated
repeat an action or statement; "The next speaker dittoed her argument".
The word "ditto" is commonly used as a way of saying "me too", or "I agree".
repeat an action or statement; "The next speaker dittoed her argument".
The word "ditto" is commonly used as a way of saying "me too", or "I agree".
by Malicious Matt August 22, 2005
Worst word in the english language. It is the laziest word, it is just an excuse not to respond properly.
by Erica I. November 4, 2010
Person 1: Dude I just put a ditto and a charizard and i got charmanders!
Person 2: Of course! That's why ditto is a sex machine!
Person 2: Of course! That's why ditto is a sex machine!
by drexlerf February 8, 2011