didge

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Having encountered a number of "didge" enthusiasts over the years I was keen to discover for myself the assorted delights of this most simple of musical instruments that makes a noise that, when inexpertly played, sounds like a malfunctioning foghorn.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
Some tosser with a "didge" honking all over DJ Nut Nut's set at the Magic Loungeabout Club.

Grace Dent's TV OD: Perfume 2011
Some tosser with a "didge" honking all over DJ Nut Nut's set at the Magic Loungeabout Club.

Grace Dent's TV OD: Perfume 2011
I like pancetta with mine, but that's probably not ridgey-didge.

At My Table 2008
The hopper nearly ended up on the menu at Maccas, but he racked off ridgy-didge.

CNN Transcript Oct 9, 2007 2007
The hopper nearly ended up on the menu at Maccas, but he racked off ridgy-didge.

CNN Transcript Oct 9, 2007 2007
A computerized didge-actor sobbed alongside Audrey, clutching what looked like a yellow rug.

Futures Imperfect Willis, Connie 1994
The didge-woodman's tears looked like Vaseline, oozing out of digitized eyes.

Futures Imperfect Willis, Connie 1994
It's all CGs, it's all ones and zeros and didge-actors and edit programs.

Futures Imperfect Willis, Connie 1994
The screen split and a didge-actress stood in front of a didge-airplane, oozing baby oil.

Futures Imperfect Willis, Connie 1994