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suffix that can follow virtually any word, phrase, or sentence. Generally it is used to take the edge off of a statement, question, or exclamation that has the potential of offending a person(s). Can also confirm that one is "just kidding". First used to make fun of a typo made by a secretary for a private school in Kansas. The letter "d" was accidentally inserted into a student's name that ended with a "t" making the name end in "dt". This sparked the notion to pronounce these two characters as "duhtuh" and add it to words, phrases, and sentences.
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