charidee

/ ˈtʃærɪdiː /

noun

1. informal.
   a jocular spelling of charity, as pronounced in a mid-Atlantic accent

Example Sentences

And it’s all for charidee, the community.

From The Guardian

Sean Ingle went to a charidee dinner.

From The Guardian

Either the rumours could not be printed as "the girls" would not identify themselves, or he scuppered them by threatening to pull his work for "charidee".

From The Guardian

Want to see a football choreographer and 40 children doing a passable imitation of Arsenal trying to walk the ball into the net for the GiveMore charidee campaign?

From The Guardian

It was also for charidee, so no sniping about what a waste it was ...

From The Guardian