"blackity-black" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Uncertain. Perhaps from blackedy (“characteristically black”) + black, with reduplication serving to intensify or stress the focus on being black (i.e. African-American); blackedy being equivalent to blacked + -y; or alternatively a corruption of blackedly black. Compare blacked up. Spelling with -ity is likely due to confusion with nominal suffixes -ity, -ety.",
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          "word": "blackity-black black"
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          "ref": "2006, Carol Taylor, Wanderlust: Erotic Travel Tales:",
          "text": "Like my dad would say, he was \"blackity black black.\" My parents would freak.",
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          "ref": "2008, Chris Woodstra, John Bush, Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Old School Rap and Hip-hop, page 78:",
          "text": "And yeah, the second track, \"Black Is Back,\" was quite possibly a major inspiration behind the \"I'm Black, Y'all\" (aka \"I'm blackedy black black b-black black, yo, 'cause I'm black and I'm back\") spoof in CB4.",
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          "ref": "2014, Teresa Wiltz, The Real America: The tangled roots of race and identity:",
          "text": "I'm black y'all, and I'm black y'all And I'm blackity black and I'm black y'all [...]",
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          "ref": "2015, Mat Johnson, Loving Day: A Novel:",
          "text": "“I'm black. You're black. African American, Bilalian, Negro, Colored folk, blackity-black, black. Those Oreos up there, they're black too, although I'm sure they'd cry if you told them.",
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          "ref": "2016, Brittney C. Cooper, Susana M. Morris, Robin M. Boylorn, The Crunk Feminist Collection:",
          "text": "The ceremony and reception were opulent, lavish, over the top, Blackedy-Black (they gave each other dap after the kiss), and not unlike what I imagine the fictional Mary Jane's wedding to a millionaire might look like.",
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        "(slang, of persons) Typifying characteristic traits (e.g. physical, cultural, linguistic, etc.) of African-American blacks, especially in defiant contrast to those of whites or white-favouring blacks; quintessentially or characteristically black"
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        {
          "word": "blackity black"
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          "word": "blackedy black"
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      "word": "blackity black"
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