For all intensive purposes, it's a very common colloquial intensifier and the meaning is similar; it fits better in the American version of the phrase. — Wiktionary
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unabridged dictionary → under a bridge with Dick and Harry — Spook of Top Cat in "Farewell, Mr. Dibble" (1962)
SPOOK: ...but this book is so far out, I got hooked! What a crazy, mixed-up story!
CHOO-CHOO: What was it about, Spook?
SPOOK: Well, it starts out about an aardvark, and ends up with everybody playing the xylophone.
TOP CAT: What's it called?
SPOOK: “Under a Bridge with Dick and Harry”.
TOP CAT: "Under a Bridge with Dick and Harry"? Let me see that...[reads cover]..that's "Unabridged Dictionary"! What's the matter with you? It's nothing but words!