Meanings
- AustraliaNew ZealandalternativeinformalAlternative form of g’day.
“Oh, gidday, Stan”, I said.
2004, James Roy, Billy Mack's War, page 1062 more examples
“Giidday, gidday, welcome aboard, one and all!” There he stands, grinning, larger than life, a nutbrown teddy bear in a black G-string and a cowboy hat, champagne cocktail in one hand, the other held out to hoist us aboard.
2002, William Brandt, The Book of the Film of the Story of my Life, page 190“Gidday”, she says, grinning happily. “Gidday”, he replies, with a grin for her: it flits over his face and is gone by the time he looks at Joe.
2005, Keri Hulme, The Bone People, page 132
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