middle for diddle

slang Whoever throws a dart closest to the bull's-eye (the exact center of the dart board) gets to go first in a game of darts. Primarily heard in UK. A: "Who's up for some darts, lads?" B: "Cor, I thought you'd never ask. Right, middle for diddle!"

See also: diddle, for, middle

See also:

diddle for middle
hit the bull's-eye
wipe (someone's) eye
wipe someone's eye
winner takes all
choom
chooms
fire over
fire over (something)
make a better, good, poor, etc. fist of something

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