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saddo
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saddo [ˈsædəʊ]
n pl -dos, -does
Brit slang a socially inadequate or pathetic person
[from sad (sense 4) + -o]
Translations
saddo [ˈsædəʊ] (saddos or saddoes (pl)) (Brit)
A. ADJ → penoso, patético
B. N → mamarracho/a m/f
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The usual saddos were quick to condemn Spencer on the forums, but the reality is he did nothing wrong on a tricky ride who was just unlucky.
BETTING REPORT by The Racing Post (London, England)
I get the Mail six nights a week and read it cover to cover I expect you would call us saddos, and you are probably saying under your breath 'get a life', but TV is a big part of life for us 'oldies', so please think before you print.
Stop spoiling it for us; YourSay by Birmingham Mail (England)
Night-time radio has become complacent, with stations thinking 'there are only saddos awake at that time, we'll give them radio that's easy on the ear and won't challenge them'.
Midnight callers; adrian goldberg the big interview by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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