siditty, saditty (1963), siddity (1965)

[Mullins, Bill]

No, it sounded clearly like "saditty", and the closed-captioning agreed.


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> Could this be simply 'Saturday Whore'?
>
> --- "Mullins, Bill" <Bill.Mullins at US.ARMY.MIL> wrote:
>
> > I mentioned last week that I saw the movie "Barbershop 2", in which
> > Eddie calls his ex-girlfriend a "saditty ho".  My wife's
> reaction was
> > that "saditty" meant "sadistic", which would have been appropriate
> > under the circumstances.
> >
>
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