Similar to a swagger but more of the B-Boy variety with the bad ass untouchable attitude (Swagger relates more to confidence than attitude). Diddy bopping is like walking with a slight limp purposely to create the facade of a bad ass.
It might be okay for Steve to take that picture in his B-Boy stance but I don't think he should be diddy bopping through this neighborhood.
by bruhham May 13, 2010
by Minges and all! April 15, 2003
A midget at work who thinks its clever to have a cup of coffee every half an hour. Originally he had one every hour but when a colleague commented on his high caffeine intake he instantly decided to double it, desperately clutching at the opportunity to be thought of as something other than the office short arse.
Tracey: Ooh look Dave's going for another coffee. He's addicted.
Diddy Dave's thoughts: Great! If I carry on like this for a few years they'll all think of me as the hilarious coffee guy instead of the short-arsed loser I really am.
Diddy Dave's thoughts: Great! If I carry on like this for a few years they'll all think of me as the hilarious coffee guy instead of the short-arsed loser I really am.
by Supernatural England August 12, 2009
Diddy wire is a thing of most little boys childhoods. Its were one rub's garden wire/chicken wire between their hands and it feels like a boob.
by nic915 April 14, 2011
a rapper. coughrapsuckscough
his name is p. diddy. it used to be puff daddy, but he changed it to p. diddy. but if he just abbrieviated the puff, why isn't it p. daddy? and it thought his real name was sean "puffy" combs. why isn't it sean "puff" combs? it wasn't puffy daddy. why not just sean combs? and where did the "john" in sean john come from? sean john combs? i thought it was sean "puffy" combs. it is sean john "puffy" combs? why not sean john "puff" combs? well now it should be sean john "p." combs shouldn't it? what is a diddy anyway?
by cato February 22, 2004
A gangsta nickname for the Greek historian Thucydides, whose text "History of the Peloponnesian War" laid out foundations of international relations, grand strategy, war, and politics.
Examples of street cred include his description of the pwnage of Melos in the Melian Dialogue, as well as the baller speeches of Pericles, Alcibiades, Cleon, and Nicias
Examples of street cred include his description of the pwnage of Melos in the Melian Dialogue, as well as the baller speeches of Pericles, Alcibiades, Cleon, and Nicias
by Pericles431 October 09, 2009
by TheDiddyDong69 January 07, 2019