Ditto

/ˈdɪtoʊ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A term used to indicate that something said or written previously also applies to the current context.

He likes chocolate, and I feel ditto about it.

The same as something mentioned before.

I ordered a salad, and she ordered a ditto.

adverb

Likewise; in the same way.

She enjoyed the concert, and ditto for her friends.

From Italian 'detto' which means 'said', derived from Latin 'dictus'.

Dittohead

A devoted follower of Rush Limbaugh, denoting someone who agrees with every opinion.

There you go, ditto!

Used to express agreement emphatically.

As stated, ditto

Used to affirm that the statement made previously is also valid in this context.

duplicate

An exact copy of something.

replicate

To make an exact copy of something.

rebroadcast

To broadcast again.

I agree completely.

When my friend said she loved the concert, I just replied, 'Ditto!'

Used to express that something applies equally to the speaker.

When someone said they wanted to sleep, I said, 'Ditto.'