diva’d to death?

in the early morning on Friday, the 25th of June 2004 by Tina

ahh and the word that plucks my nerves: (could this word be any more over used?? ahhhh)

Main Entry: diÃ‚·va
Pronunciation: ‘dE-v&
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural divas or diÃ‚·ve /-(”)vA/
Etymology: Italian, literally, goddess, from Latin, feminine of divus divine, god — more at DEITY
: PRIMA DONNA 1

and of course what it really means:
it has been directed initially as definition #1, and really means #2.

Main Entry: priÃ‚·ma donÃ‚·na
Pronunciation: “pri-m&-’dÃƒ¤-n&, “prE-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural prima donnas
Etymology: Italian, literally, first lady
1 : a principal female singer in an opera or concert organization
2 : an extremely sensitive, vain, or undisciplined person