dingleberry
noun
din·gle·ber·ry ˈdiŋ-gəl-ˌber-ē 
-ˌbe-rē
plural dingleberries
1
US, informal : a foolish, stupid, or contemptible person
Something about human nature makes us all think we are the best drivers on the road at any given time. It's everyone else who are the dingleberries.
Kelly Kazek
Kelly KazekThey shouldn't have to leave jobs they love with people they like—because of some dingleberry with a wandering eye. Caroline Overington
Caroline Overington2
: a cranberry (Vaccinium erythrocarpum) of the southeastern U.S.
also : its small dark red berry
3
slang : a piece of dried fecal matter clinging to the hair around the anus
Get over the ick factor and check your pet's rear regularly to make sure no dingleberries are dangling from his fur. Kim Campbell Thornton
Kim Campbell Thornton
Word History
Etymology
dingle- (of uncertain origin) + berry entry 1
Note: Cf. earlier dilberry, dillberry, dingbat, in the meaning of sense 3; sense 1 perhaps derived from sense 3.
First Known Use
1936, in the meaning defined at sense 3
- diervillae
- diervillas
- dies
- dies (away or down or out)
- dies (down)
- dies (for)
- dies (from)
- dies away
- dies away or down or out
- dies comitiales
- dies comitialis
- dies down
- dies fasti
- dies fastus
- dies faustus
- dies for
- dies from
- dies infaustus
- Dies Irae
- dies juridici
- dies juridicus
- dies nefasti
- dies nefastus
- dies of
- dies off