Use "diddly" in a sentence

1. but so far it had produced diddly squat

2. it's worth diddly

3. it's all worth diddly if the sales aren't being closed

4. The healing energy contained in the act of poetry is worth a thousand intellectual seminars and retreats, because it opens the gates between the two worlds, and to paraphrase Alice—if we don’t open those gates—we haven’t done Diddly

5. Instead of a Thank You card, however, all Johnson got from King was a complaint that the bill didn’t mean diddly squat if black people couldn’t vote