Did you perhaps mean one of these? dingus, dinks, dinkum
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“dinkus" and a guest appearance by Gene Simmons as a sleazy ambulance chaser lawyer, the real stand out supporting actor was Ben Affleck as Dean - Joel's laid back, semi-cosmic-thinking bartender best friend.”
“And the guy who refers to everyone at work as “dinkus.””
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“The Chief said firmly, "Me, I'm goin 'to sweep floors or something, but I'm sure going to be here and watch this dinkus go up!”
“Most likely, sir, they think we used some new dinkus on the Wabbly.”
“It's got a crazy-lookin 'dinkus on top like a searchlight.”
“A dinkus on top, sir," said Sergeant Walpole formally.”
“What, bother about a little dinkum dinkus like this, with Russia mad, Germany ugly,”
“His hair waved a little bit like the statue of the dinkus-thrower at the Vacation in Rome, but the color of it reminded you of the 'Sunset in the Grand Canon, by an American”
“It’s a story of ignorance, naivete, idiocy, stupidity, high dinkus-ness … okay, I’m repeating myself.”
“He’s such a loony dinkus that I think even the evangelicals kind of blush and avert their eyes when he steps up to the podium.”
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Extract (2009)
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EditorMark A symbol used in book publishing to separate sections within a chapter. Probably related to "dingus" or "dinges," a catch-all pronoun from the Dutch "dinges." Aug 7, 2010