viddy

English

Etymology 1

From video (“video recording”)

Noun

viddy (plural viddies)

1. (slang) a video, movie, clip, feed, music video.

   Have you seen Holly in her latest viddy? She is hot.

Etymology 2

From Latin vidi (“I saw”); coined in the Anthony Burgess novel, A Clockwork Orange.

Verb

viddy (third-person singular simple present viddies, present participle viddying, simple past and past participle viddied)

1. (nonce word) To see; to view.