saddo

/ ˈsædəʊ /

noun

1. slang.
   a socially inadequate or pathetic person

Word History and Origins

Origin of saddo¹

C20: from sad (sense 4) + -o

Example Sentences

You look a total wally if you dance too early, but after one crucial song tips the disco over, you look a sad saddo if you don’t.

From Literature

Part of MacDonald’s tough humor derived from her credence in her family’s much-repeated motto, “Don’t be a saddo.”

From Seattle Times

It shouldn’t surprise anyone who has spent any time monitoring what passes for thought in the assemblage of saddo pick-up artists and man-children who have collectively been christened the “redpill right”.

From The Guardian

There will always be saddo hackers out there and there will, for some reason, always be people out there who marvel that famous women have naked bodies, just like everyone else.

From The Guardian

Moreover, your objection to the Team GB kit is not on aesthetic grounds – which, to a certain extent, I would understand – but that you feel it makes your paramour look like "a saddo keenster."

From The Guardian