paedo-

American  

especially before a vowel, paed-

1. Chiefly British.  variant of pedo-.

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paedo- ¹ British  

combining form

1. indicating a child or children

   paedology

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paedo ² British  

/ ˈpiːdəʊ /

noun

1. slang  short for paedophile

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Etymology

Origin of paedo-

from Greek pais, paid- child

Example Sentences

MANCHESTER, England — English soccer club Watford has apologized to the victims of a former physiotherapist nicknamed “Paedo Phil” after concluding an investigation into his alleged abuse.

From Washington Times

Several survivors said Edwards’ behavior was “common knowledge amongst club staff,” that boys talked openly about him and he was referred to as “Paedo Phil.”

From Washington Times

But she has been abused online and called a "paedo lover" by opponents.

From BBC

"They had edited them, put hashtags over the top, they created memes… there were several hashtags with 'paedo'," she said.

From BBC

A Swansea Valley school said it called the police after staff were secretly filmed and labelled #paedo on the app.

From BBC