Definition of: dido

(dī·dō) noun plural ·dos or ·does Colloq.
An extravagant action; caper; antic. [Origin unknown]

Definition of: Dido

(dī′dō)
In Roman legend, a Tyrian princess, founder and queen of Carthage. In the Aeneid, she falls in love with Aeneas when he lands in Carthage after his flight from Troy, and kills herself when he leaves her.

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Statistical data

"dido" has the frequency of use of 0.0001% on en.wikipedia.org.

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